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Using RegexReplace in visio shapes

Solved331 views4th October 2024
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Mark Smith [DevOps Member]149 3rd October 2024 0 Comments

There is an example in the Reference section of the documentation:-

[RegexReplace:(?<token>[^|]+)((?<separator>[|])|$),[var:sessionvar],value=1005 == ${token};]

Can anyone point me to an explanation of the various fields used in this example and particularly the usage of  “?<token?…” the “$” and the “;” at the end.

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 4th October 2024

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Sebastiaan Dumoulein [SLC] [DevOps Enabler]12.83K Posted 3rd October 2024 1 Comment

Hi Mark,

These are Named Capture Groups and Backreferences which are both generic concepts within regular expressions (more info).

The syntax can be overwhelming and error prone which is why a tool like https://regex101.com/ is very handy when constructing complex regular expressions. Be sure to select the .NET flavor of regular expressions on the left hand side, as that is the one used in the Visual Overview.

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 4th October 2024
Mark Smith [DevOps Member] commented 3rd October 2024

Hi Sebastiaan,
Just what I was looking for!
Can be marked as solved
Many Thanks
Mark.

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