String.Replace() lacks case-sensitive option

bgrommes

Presumably the search for a value to replace in String.Replace() is case-insensitive. We need to be able to request case sensitivity when it matters, eg:

s = "FOO".Replace("Foo","Bar",True) # no-op

Garry

Thanks. You were right about the expected default behaviour.

String.Replace() should follow Objo’s usual string-matching convention and perform a case-insensitive replacement when called with two arguments. The previous case-sensitive behaviour was an implementation oversight on my part ( 🙄 )

This has now been fixed, and a three-argument overload has been added for explicitly selecting the matching behaviour:

"FOO foo Foo".Replace("Foo", "Bar")         # "Bar Bar Bar"
"FOO foo Foo".Replace("Foo", "Bar", True)   # "FOO foo Bar"
"FOO foo Foo".Replace("Foo", "Bar", False)  # "Bar Bar Bar"

Passing True requests case-sensitive matching; False requests case-insensitive matching. This will be included in the next release: https://feedback.objo.dev/feature/989