Hi Tim,
This is perfect! It very nicely replaces ALL the instances of the
"find" value.
Thanks!!
Adrian
Tim Hoff wrote:
Hi Adrian,
I came across this function recently, that may suit you needs:
*public* *static* *function* StringReplaceAll( source:String,
find:String, replacement:S
Yes, though I am a bit embarrassed to say so, regex syntax is just too
arcane for my needs. I need this kind of stuff a few times a year, and just
haven't needed to learn regex. I use the split/join solution myself.
Tracy Spratt,
Lariat Services, development services available
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Fr
Hi Tracy,
This is an interesting idea...but you have me at a bit of a
lossI was already heading down part of the same path you laid out
here...here is my renderer code thus far:
First, the column from my ADG:
headerText="HVR1 Mutations" headerWordWrap="true" textAlign="left"
wordWrap=
I suggest that you use a labelFunction feeding a renderer that uses
htmlText. The label function would simply parse the strings to get the
letters, and wrap them in a Font tag specifying the color. This would be
very easy.
Tracy Spratt,
Lariat Services, development services available
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