StringReplace
 Usage
Notes
 Further Examples
This replaces each occurrence of the string "ab" with the string "efg"; "Ab" does not match "ab".
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With IgnoreCase set to True, "Ab" now matches "ab".
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Named patterns can be used on the right hand side of the rule. This capitalizes each word in the sentence.
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The same can be done with RegularExpression, using $n to refer to the n parenthesized subpattern.
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This strips off all tags "<...>" from an HTML document.
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This trims white space off ends of strings.
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This squares all the numbers that appear in the string.
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Here StringReplace is used with delayed replacement.
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StringReplace applies the set of rules exactly once on each part of a string.
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This defines the function StringReplaceRepeated which uses StringReplace repeatedly until the string stops changing.
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Replacements do not have to be strings, so a string expression can be generated for further use.
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This fills in the template with data.
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