I'm not certain that regex is doing exactly what you say it is, but
simply converting the PHP directly to CFML isas follows:
$wkstr = reReplaceNoCase('(\s)(\w+)$',' and \2',$wkstr)
Although the $ at the start of the variable names are not required in
CF, and the expression doesn't need to be that complex.
This should do the same thing:
wkstr = reReplace( '\w+$' , 'and \0' , wkstr )
For any of these expressions to work though, they can't be ran against
the entire "Every first second third fourth Sunday at 11:15" string,
but only on the "first second third fourth" string, otherwise they
will not work as desired.
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