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{report-info:data:Text > text:match "[ ]" > match:replace all with "-"}
Overview
This provides access to match values using regular expressions.
Typically, instances of 'Matcher' will be accessed via the 'match' and 'find' keys of the Text Supplier.
Details
Name: | Match Supplier |
Prefix: | match(optional) |
Supported Content: | Matchers |
Provided By: | Reporting for Confluence, from version 3.1.0 |
Supported Keys
The following are the list of keys which this supplier will return a value for.
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Key
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Content Types
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Return Type
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Description
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[default]/value
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Match
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The full matched value, from 'start' to 'end'.
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start
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Match
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The zero-based index the pattern started matching on.
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end
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Match
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The zero-based index the pattern ended matching on.
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groups
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Match
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The list of capturing groups in the current match.
This list is zero-based, while the individual 'group X' keys are 1-based.
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group count
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Match
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The number of groups in the current match.
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group [X]
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Match
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The capturing group at the specified index.
The first group is 1 for this key. You can request group 0, but it will be equivalent to the 'value' key above.
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pattern
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Match
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The regular expression pattern used by this matcher.
This will only work with results from Text Supplier's 'match' key, not the 'find' key.
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replace with [X]
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Match
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Replaces the matched pattern with 'X'. You can use '$' with a group number to keep a captured group from the pattern.
e.g.: 'replace with The $1 value'.
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replace all with [X]
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Match
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(Since 3.2.0) Replaces all occurrences of the pattern with 'X'. You can use '$' with a group number to keep a captured group from the pattern. Eg. 'replace with The $1 value'.
This will only work reliably with results from Text Supplier's 'match' key, not the 'find' key.
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replace first with [X]
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Match
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(Since 3.2.0) Replaces the first occurrence of the pattern with 'X'. You can use '$' with a group number to keep a captured group from the pattern.
e.g.: 'replace with The $1 value'.
This will only work reliably with results from Text Supplier's 'match' key, not the 'find' key.
Examples
Replace All
This will replace all occurrences of "," with "-".
{report-info:data:Text > text:match "," > match:replace all with "-"}
Replace Space
This will replace the first space " " with a ":". Note that the square brackets ([ ]) must be used here to indicate a single space character, or it will be trimmed out of existence.
{report-info:data:Text > text:match "[ ]" > match:replace all with "-"}