[boston-pig] Python syntax question

[Chris Curvey]

nope, but you can do it with the "re" module..

import re

compiled_regexp = re.compile("sensitive", re.IGNORECASE)

print re.sub(compiled_regexp, "foobar", "I'm INSENSITIVE")

(should replace any flavor of "sensitive" with "foobar" -- in this case,
returning "I'm INfoobar")

On 6/5/07, Brook, Robert <Robert.Brook at electricinsurance.com> wrote:
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> Does anyone know if there is a parameter I can set on the replace function
> that will do a case insensitive replace (old,new).
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> Thanks in advance.
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>    Robert Brook
>    Electric Insurance Company
>    75 Sam Fonzo Drive, Beverly, MA 01915
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