Working on it on my own, and this is the closest thing that I can come up
with:
<cfset sub = '$'>
<cfset str = 'oooooooooo'>
<cfset insertAt = 7>
<cfset res = Insert(sub, RemoveChars(str,insertAt,1),insertAt)>
<cfoutput>
#str# (len: #Len(str)#)<br />
#res# (len: #Len(res)#)<br />
</cfoutput>
Anyone else have a better method?
-----Original Message-----
From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2008 2:33 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Replace specific character in a string
How might I go about replacing a specific character in a string with another
character? I'd like to get a random position in a string, then replace that
specific character with something else.
So I might start with: 'XXXXXXXXXX' (10 characters) I'd get a random
position in that string (say 7).
Then I'd replace the X at position 7 with a $ giving me this: 'XXXXXX$XXX'
Does CF have a "replaceAt" method?
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