how to add quotes each word in string(these are my attributes name)
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how to add quotes each word in string(these are my attributes name)
e.g.
query=Sachin,Amit,Clara,Josef'
it should be converted into
query='Sachin','Amit','Clara','Josef'
e.g.
query=Sachin,Amit,Clara,Josef'
it should be converted into
query='Sachin','Amit','Clara','Josef'
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OPbut in replace operator i need to pass "regex" it not working for me
e.g
Sachin N
Jonn Clara
I have passed "replace what" \^(\w+ \w+)
"replace by" \("\w+ \w+")
I want above string as "Sachin N" and "John Clara"
e.g
Sachin N
Jonn Clara
I have passed "replace what" \^(\w+ \w+)
"replace by" \("\w+ \w+")
I want above string as "Sachin N" and "John Clara"
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\^ escapes your special symbol, so instead of starting at the beginning of your attribute (what would happen with ^) your expression is now looking for the character ^ instead.
You will also only find matches that are word + word, so if your attribute is existing of a single word it will fail also.
What would probably work better is something like this :
^(.*)$ which means just select my whole attribute value from beginning to end, and replace with "$1" , so quot + stored result + quote
You will also only find matches that are word + word, so if your attribute is existing of a single word it will fail also.
What would probably work better is something like this :
^(.*)$ which means just select my whole attribute value from beginning to end, and replace with "$1" , so quot + stored result + quote
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\^ escapes your special symbol, so instead of starting at the beginning of your attribute (what would happen with ^) your expression is now looking for the character ^ instead.
You will also only find matches that are word + word, so if your attribute is existing of a single word it will fail also.
What would probably work better is something like this :
^(.*)$ which means just select my whole attribute value from beginning to end, and replace with "$1" , so quot + stored result + quote
You will also only find matches that are word + word, so if your attribute is existing of a single word it will fail also.
What would probably work better is something like this :
^(.*)$ which means just select my whole attribute value from beginning to end, and replace with "$1" , so quot + stored result + quote
Hello
I think you can use Replace operator
https://docs.rapidminer.com/latest/studio/operators/blending/values/replace.html
https://community.rapidminer.com/discussion/comment/63890#Comment_63890
I hope this helps
mbs