YUI~substitute Class
yui3/src/substitute/js/substitute.js:12
This class is deprecated.
The following methods are added to the YUI instance
<strong>Use Y.Lang.sub
or Y.Template
instead.</strong>
Index
Methods
- substitute deprecated
Methods
substitute
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s
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o
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f
-
recurse
<strong>Use Y.Lang.sub
or Y.Template
instead.</strong>
Does {placeholder}
substitution on a string. The object passed as the
second parameter provides values to replace the {placeholder}
s.
{placeholder} token names must match property names of the object. For
example
var greeting = Y.substitute("Hello, {who}!", { who: "World" });
{placeholder}
tokens that are undefined on the object map will be left in
tact (leaving unsightly "{placeholder}"s in the output string). If your
replacement strings should include curly braces, use {LBRACE}
and
{RBRACE}
in your object map string value.
If a function is passed as a third argument, it will be called for each {placeholder} found. The {placeholder} name is passed as the first value and the value from the object map is passed as the second. If the {placeholder} contains a space, the first token will be used to identify the object map property and the remainder will be passed as a third argument to the function. See below for an example.
If the value in the object map for a given {placeholder} is an object and
the dump
module is loaded, the replacement value will be the string
result of calling Y.dump(...)
with the object as input. Include a
numeric second token in the {placeholder} to configure the depth of the call
to Y.dump(...)
, e.g. "{someObject 2}". See the
<a href="../classes/YUI.html#method_dump">dump
</a> method for details.
Parameters:
-
s
StringThe string that will be modified.
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o
ObjectAn object containing the replacement values.
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f
FunctionAn optional function that can be used to process each match. It receives the key, value, and any extra metadata included with the key inside of the braces.
-
recurse
Booleanif true, the replacement will be recursive, letting you have replacement tokens in replacement text. The default is false.
Returns:
the substituted string.
Example:
function getAttrVal(key, value, name) {
// Return a string describing the named attribute and its value if
// the first token is @. Otherwise, return the value from the
// replacement object.
if (key === "@") {
value += name + " Value: " + myObject.get(name);
}
return value;
}
// Assuming myObject.set('foo', 'flowers'),
// => "Attr: foo Value: flowers"
var attrVal = Y.substitute("{@ foo}", { "@": "Attr: " }, getAttrVal);