I'm having trouble getting the following to work
if(st开发者_运维技巧r.endsWith('+')
{
alert("ends in plus sign")
}
How do I escape the plus sign? I've tried /\ +/ but it doesn't work.
There is no endsWith
method in JavaScript, so instead use:
if (str.substr(-1) === "+") {
alert("ends in plus sign")
}
The Javascript String type doesn't have an endsWith
function, but you can give it one if you like:
if (!String.prototype.endsWith) {
(function() {
String.prototype.endsWith = String_endsWith;
function String_endsWith(sub) {
return this.length >= sub.length && this.substring(this.length - sub.length) == sub;
}
})();
}
Or if you don't mind unnamed functions:
if (!String.prototype.endsWith) {
String.prototype.endsWith = function(sub) {
return this.length >= sub.length && this.substring(this.length - sub.length) == sub;
};
}
Either way, you could then do:
if ("foo".endsWith("oo")) {
// ...
}
String.prototype.endswith= function(c){
if(!c) return this.charAt(this.length - 1);
else{
if(typeof c== "string") c= RegExp(c + "$");
return c.test(this);
}
}
var s='Tell me more:', s2='Tell me about part 2:';
s.endsWith() // returns ':';
s.endsWIth(':') // returns true, last character is ':';
s2.endsWIth(/\d:?/) // returns true. string ends with a digit and a (possible) colon
Use RegExp:
a = "csadda+"
if (a.match(/.*\+$/)) {
alert("Ends");
}
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