Okay, this is a known fact. Question - why hasn't this gotten more attention?
How would you do this?
string : "Mary had a little lamb1" --> "Mary had1 a little lamb" . Okay, a lame example - I want to append a 1 after a d or a b. In perl, it's as simple as s/([db])/${1}1/g . What is it in Python????
Here's a guy who barely scratches the surface. A valiant attempt though .. better half a loaf.
What is the equivalent of using curly braces for variable names within interpolated strings?????
Anyways, here's one way of accomplishing this particular task (Thanks!) :
re.sub( r"(?P
Enjoy..
