A small version of my code type looks like this:
string = "test test Test Test Test Test "; Replacer = "test"; String = string.releast (new regxp ('+ +', 'gi'), "replaced");
Now, I want to change one word only when it is around, this code really works well, but I am thinking that in my case a bottom RegExp ('\ s' + replacer + '\ s', 'gi')
Why do not you run it:
RegExp ('\\ s' + replacer + '\\ s', 'gi')
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