One string with 25 xy
as patterns and a 25 long vector that should replace those 25 xy.
This is not for prgramming or anything complicated, I just wish to get a result, which I can copy and then paste into a forum that uses this BBcode inside the string to make a colorful line.
string <- "[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]__[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]"
colrs <- c( "08070D", "100F1A", "191627", "211E34", "292541", "312D4E", "39345B", "413C68", "4A4375", "524A82", "5A528E", "62599B", "6C64A6", "7971AE", "827BB3", "8C85B9", "958FBF", "9F99C4", "A9A3CA", "B2AED0", "BCB8D6", "C5C2DC", "CFCCE2", "D9D6E8", "E2E0ED")
and want this as a result
[COLOR="#08070D"]_[COLOR="#100F1A"]_[COLOR="#191627"]_[COLOR="#211E34"]_[COLOR="#292541"]_[COLOR="#312D4E"]_[COLOR="#39345B"]_[COLOR="#413C68"]_[COLOR="#4A4375"]_[COLOR="#524A82"]_[COLOR="#5A528E"]_[COLOR="#62599B"]_[COLOR="#6C64A6"]_[COLOR="#7971AE"]_[COLOR="#827BB3"]_[COLOR="#8C85B9"]_[COLOR="#958FBF"]_[COLOR="#9F99C4"]_[COLOR="#A9A3CA"]_[COLOR="#B2AED0"]_[COLOR="#BCB8D6"]_[COLOR="#C5C2DC"]_[COLOR="#CFCCE2"]_[COLOR="#D9D6E8"]_[COLOR="#E2E0ED"]__[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]
CodePudding user response:
EDIT:
Given this data:
string <- "AxyBxyCxyDxyExy"
vector <- c(1,2,3,4,5)
and this desired result:
"A1B2C3D4E5"
you can do this:
library(stringr)
First, we extract the character that's before xy
using str_extract_all
:
string0 <- unlist(str_extract_all(string, ".(?=xy)"))
Next we do two things: a) we replace the lone character with itself (\\1
) AND the vector
value, and b) we collapse the separate strings into one large string using str_c
:
str_c(str_replace(string0, "(.)$", str_c("\\1", vector)), collapse = "")
[1] "A1B2C3D4E5"
CodePudding user response:
I have completely revised my answer given that you removed the previous iteration of your code example. Here's the revised solution:
string <- '[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]_[COLOR="#xy"]__[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]'
colrs <- c("08070D", "100F1A", "191627", "211E34", "292541", "312D4E", "39345B", "413C68", "4A4375", "524A82", "5A528E", "62599B", "6C64A6", "7971AE", "827BB3", "8C85B9", "958FBF", "9F99C4", "A9A3CA", "B2AED0", "BCB8D6", "C5C2DC", "CFCCE2", "D9D6E8", "E2E0ED")
library(stringr)
string0 <- string |>
str_split("xy") |>
unlist()
string0[seq_along(colrs)] |>
str_c(colrs, collapse = "") |>
str_c(string0[length(colrs) 1])
[1] "[COLOR=\"#08070D\"]_[COLOR=\"#100F1A\"]_[COLOR=\"#191627\"]_[COLOR=\"#211E34\"]_[COLOR=\"#292541\"]_[COLOR=\"#312D4E\"]_[COLOR=\"#39345B\"]_[COLOR=\"#413C68\"]_[COLOR=\"#4A4375\"]_[COLOR=\"#524A82\"]_[COLOR=\"#5A528E\"]_[COLOR=\"#62599B\"]_[COLOR=\"#6C64A6\"]_[COLOR=\"#7971AE\"]_[COLOR=\"#827BB3\"]_[COLOR=\"#8C85B9\"]_[COLOR=\"#958FBF\"]_[COLOR=\"#9F99C4\"]_[COLOR=\"#A9A3CA\"]_[COLOR=\"#B2AED0\"]_[COLOR=\"#BCB8D6\"]_[COLOR=\"#C5C2DC\"]_[COLOR=\"#CFCCE2\"]_[COLOR=\"#D9D6E8\"]_[COLOR=\"#E2E0ED\"]__[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]_[/color]"