javascript RegExp $1, ..., $9
Parenthesized subcomponents of a regular expression return results. These results are stored individually in properties labeled 1 through 9
javascript RegExp prototype
See this property for the Array object.
javascript RegExp multiline
If the search extends across multiple lines of text, the multiline property is set to true . A search through text in a textarea element, for
javascript RegExp leftContext, rightContext
The leftContext property returns the string starting with the beginning of the most recent searched text up to, but not including, the matching st
javascript RegExp lastParen
Returns the string that matches the last parenthesized subcomponent of the regular expression as a result of the most recent operation. The short ve
javascript RegExp lastMatch
Returns the string that matches the regular expression as a result of the most recent operation. The short version is $& .
javascript RegExp lastIndex
This property is echoed in the regular expression object instance, and is supported there in Navigator.
javascript RegExp input
This is the main string against which a regular expression is compared. If the main string is handed to the regular expression operation as a parame
javascript RegExp index
This is the zero-based index value of the character position within the string where the most recent search for the pattern began. The lastIndex p
javascript RegExp Description
The RegExp object is a static object that both generates instances of a regular expression and monitors all regular expression in the current wind
javascript rb filters[ ]
Returns an array of all filter objects contained by the current rb element
javascript rb Description
Of these three ruby text-related elements, only ruby and rt are officially supported as objects in the IE DOM. But an rb element (even though
javascript RangeException code
Provides the integer corresponding to one of the defined Range object error types, as shown in the following table.
javascript RangeException Description
Some operations on W3C DOM Range objects can trigger errors, or, in the vernacular of JavaScript 1.5, throw exceptions if something goes wrong. Th
javascript Range toString( )
Returns a string of the body content contained by the range. No tags or attributes accompany the returned value.
Powered by Linode.