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string replace should have options for both literal string replacement and regex replacement

Sorry to be a nag, can you give us a challenging example ? Are you talking about a URL that contains any one of these characters: - '*' - '(',...

string replace should have options for both literal string replacement and regex replacement

How about this. input ```json { "body": "" } ``` You have different image tags ``` ``` Here's the transformation: ``` [ for (split (.body, "

string replace should have options for both literal string replacement and regex replacement

How did I come to this solution ? I first only used this ``` split (.body, "", "src=\"image2\">", "src=\"image3\" />", "src=\"image4\"/>", "src=\"^&*image5\"/>" ] ``` As you can see, the first...

string replace should have options for both literal string replacement and regex replacement

First of all, your input is not properly formatted; you should get plenty of errors in the sandbox alone. You are not properly escaping the double quotes in the `body`...

string replace should have options for both literal string replacement and regex replacement

We are all here to learn from each other.

string replace should have options for both literal string replacement and regex replacement

I created a PR, see #350.

Capture function only returns one match

You make an assumption that the function [`capture`](https://github.com/schibsted/jslt/blob/master/functions.md#captureinput-regexp---object) works in a way, that is not documented. How is JSLT supposed to know that more than 1 URL appears in the...

Capture function only returns one match

I see your points, regarding `capture()`. Until we have a `capture-all()`, you have to use what's there. Whether implementing a recursive function, or restructuring the input, neither is elegant. Not...

Capture function only returns one match

Found another solution, without having to change the input: ``` [ for (split (.body, "")) capture (., "

Capture function only returns one match

Try this one: ``` [ for (split (.body, "