Reputation: 11996
Quick JS Regex question. I need a common Regex that will remove the parts in parentheses (incl. parentheses themelves) that start with a digit. Otherwise, that parentheses block stays.
Somehow the below doesn't work. I was expecting
var str1 = "String 1 (12:30am - 5:00pm)";
var str2 = "String 2 (Parentheses) (3:00am - 3:10am)";
console.log(
str1.replace(/\(^[0-9].*$\)/g, '').trim() +
"\n" +
str2.replace(/\(^[0-9].*$\)/g, '').trim()
);
Upvotes: 1
Views: 43
Reputation: 192016
The start ^
and end $
symbols refer to the start and end of the input string. Remove them.
var str1 = "String 1 (12:30am - 5:00pm)";
var str2 = "String 2 (Parentheses) (3:00am - 3:10am)";
function clearWithNumbers(str) {
return str.replace(/\(\d.*\)/g, '').trim();
}
console.log(clearWithNumbers(str1));
console.log(clearWithNumbers(str2));
Upvotes: 1