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I’m trying to find a way to replace the sequence $_POST['INPUT'] for $this->input->post('INPUT') of codeigniter, in my editor phpstorm, using the replace with the option regex active.
So, what’s in quotes that’s the name of input would be kept and I would just overwrite throughout the file the variables $_post by the function of codeigniter.
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Use that regex to capture the characters you want, separating them into 2 groups.
\$_(.*?)\['(.*?)'\]
In the substitution field use:
$this->\L$2->$1\('\U$2\')
Explanation:
The first regex will capture the values you want by separating the word post in group 1 and the word input in group 2
After this, in the substitution field, they will be used referring to \1 as the first capture group and \2 for the second, resulting in
$this->input->post('INPUT')
It is worth remembering that some regex Flavours do not allow the use of modifiers in the replacement groups, if this is the case, you can change the replacement part to:
$this->input->$1\('$2\')
You can test your regex here
As mentioned by the user who asked in the comments of this answer, what solved your problem was:
\$this->input->\L$1\('\L$2\')
only an error was made using the replacement string, the editor reported this: "You have entered malformed Replacement string: '$this->input->$1('$2')'
ps: if I put a bar at the beginning of the substitution string it shows the preview of the substitution but instead of "input" it puts the name of the field in place.
Use $this-> L$2->$1(' U$2')
actually in php Storm worked well using yours but I modified it a bit and it worked well \$this->input->\L$1\('\L$2\')
Excellent friend, I will change the update response with your, Cheers!
+1 interesting the implementation of \L and \U had never seen.
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