I notice one line code in spree library:
label_with_first_letters_capitalized = t(options[:label]).gsub(开发者_如何学C/\b\w/)#{$&.upcase}
could someone tell me what does "$&" mean ? thanks!
Here is a reference to some of those special variables allowed in ruby. Basically, this one returns whatever the last pattern match was.
From linked page:
$&
contains the matched string from the previous successful pattern match.>> "the quick brown fox".match(/quick.*fox/) => #<MatchData:0x129cc40> >> $& => "quick brown fox"
In my testing, it appears to be the last match that gsub
got. So for instance, if I have this:
"Hello, world!".gsub(/o./, "a")
$&
would be set to or
, because that is the last match that gsub
encountered.
$&
is the string that was matched by the last successful regex. For example:
foobar = "foobar"
regex = /b.{2}/
if regex.match(foobar) then
puts $& # -> bar
end
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