I have the string "Package sem arquivo [ 11/7/2017 10:16:32 AM ]"
and wanted to find the character [
and know its position.
var indRem = pkgName.search('/[/');
I tried this way and it did not roll, can you help me?
I have the string "Package sem arquivo [ 11/7/2017 10:16:32 AM ]"
and wanted to find the character [
and know its position.
var indRem = pkgName.search('/[/');
I tried this way and it did not roll, can you help me?
You can use indexOf
to return it to the position:
var text = "teste [ teste";
console.log(text.indexOf("["));
But if you want to get the date and time that is inside "[]"
(which I suppose that's what you want to do) you can do the following (gambiarra):
var text = "Package sem arquivo [ 11/7/2017 10:16:32 AM ]";
var text2 = text.split("[");
var text3 = text2[1].split(" ");
console.log(text3[1] + " - " + text3[2]);
More correct, but somewhat advanced mode:
var text = "Package sem arquivo [ 11/7/2017 10:16:32 AM ]";
var datahora = text.match(/\[ (.*) \]/).split(" ");
console.log(datahora[0] + " - " + datahora[1]);
You can use indexOf
that will return the position of the first instance:
"Package sem arquivo [ 11/7/2017 10:16:32 AM ]".indexOf("["); // 20
For all occurrences:
let str = "Package sem arquivo [[ 11/7/2017 10:16:32 AM []";
function indexes(expressao, texto) {
return texto.split('').reduce((a, b, c) => b === expressao ? a.concat(c) : a, [])
}
console.log(indexes("[", str));