Do you want to replace all occurrences of a pattern in a string? You're in the right place! This tutorial is all about the re. sub (pattern, ... ... <看更多>

You can use re.sub : >>> import re >>> text = "<a> text </a> <c> code </c>" >>> new_text = re.sub(r'<c>.*?</c>', '', text) >>> new_text <a> ... ... <看更多>

And here are some examples with \g<N> syntax. # ambiguity between \N and digit characters part of the replacement string >>> re.sub( ... ... <看更多>

return "<a href=\"http://github.com/%s>%s</a>" % (match.group(0), match.group(0)). string = "this is a #test #32345 dfsdf". print re.sub('#[0-9]+', ... ... <看更多>

Use the re.sub() Function for Regex Operations Using Wildcards in Python ... The re module in Python is used for operations on Regular expressions ... ... <看更多>

No, not really, since you need to call re.sub() and give the string to it as an argument. You'd get ugly nested calls. ... <看更多>