ansible string.split() with multiple delimiters












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I'm having a hard time trying to split the string into list using multiple delimiters. I could just split it twice like follows:



myString.split(':')[1].split('.')


However this would look so unelegant.
In my head, I'd like to do something like:



myString.split(': | .')


Is that even a thing?






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I'm having a hard time trying to split the string into list using multiple delimiters. I could just split it twice like follows:



myString.split(':')[1].split('.')


However this would look so unelegant.
In my head, I'd like to do something like:



myString.split(': | .')


Is that even a thing?






split ansible







share|improve this question























  • can you give any feedback on the answer? Or accept the answer if it works?

    – Kanwar Saad
    Nov 21 '18 at 7:17














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I'm having a hard time trying to split the string into list using multiple delimiters. I could just split it twice like follows:



myString.split(':')[1].split('.')


However this would look so unelegant.
In my head, I'd like to do something like:



myString.split(': | .')


Is that even a thing?






split ansible







share|improve this question














I'm having a hard time trying to split the string into list using multiple delimiters. I could just split it twice like follows:



myString.split(':')[1].split('.')


However this would look so unelegant.
In my head, I'd like to do something like:



myString.split(': | .')


Is that even a thing?






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  • can you give any feedback on the answer? Or accept the answer if it works?

    – Kanwar Saad
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  • can you give any feedback on the answer? Or accept the answer if it works?

    – Kanwar Saad
    Nov 21 '18 at 7:17

















can you give any feedback on the answer? Or accept the answer if it works?

– Kanwar Saad
Nov 21 '18 at 7:17





can you give any feedback on the answer? Or accept the answer if it works?

– Kanwar Saad
Nov 21 '18 at 7:17












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I can think of two ways to do it.



Replace all delimeters with a single delimeter and then split:



- set_fact: my_list="{{ (myString | regex_replace(':|.', ':')).split(':') }}"


Split using regular expression:



- set_fact: mystr="{{ myString | regex_findall('([^:.]+)') }} "





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  • Yes, as I said, I know I can do it other way. My point is, can the split() be used in ansible to split using multiple delimiters? This answer does not answer my question.

    – Darmach
    Nov 21 '18 at 7:50











  • Answer to your question is No. You cant do it with only split() function. You have to ask this as a feature request from ansible.

    – Kanwar Saad
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:08











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I can think of two ways to do it.



Replace all delimeters with a single delimeter and then split:



- set_fact: my_list="{{ (myString | regex_replace(':|.', ':')).split(':') }}"


Split using regular expression:



- set_fact: mystr="{{ myString | regex_findall('([^:.]+)') }} "





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  • Yes, as I said, I know I can do it other way. My point is, can the split() be used in ansible to split using multiple delimiters? This answer does not answer my question.

    – Darmach
    Nov 21 '18 at 7:50











  • Answer to your question is No. You cant do it with only split() function. You have to ask this as a feature request from ansible.

    – Kanwar Saad
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:08
















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I can think of two ways to do it.



Replace all delimeters with a single delimeter and then split:



- set_fact: my_list="{{ (myString | regex_replace(':|.', ':')).split(':') }}"


Split using regular expression:



- set_fact: mystr="{{ myString | regex_findall('([^:.]+)') }} "





share|improve this answer


























  • Yes, as I said, I know I can do it other way. My point is, can the split() be used in ansible to split using multiple delimiters? This answer does not answer my question.

    – Darmach
    Nov 21 '18 at 7:50











  • Answer to your question is No. You cant do it with only split() function. You have to ask this as a feature request from ansible.

    – Kanwar Saad
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:08














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I can think of two ways to do it.



Replace all delimeters with a single delimeter and then split:



- set_fact: my_list="{{ (myString | regex_replace(':|.', ':')).split(':') }}"


Split using regular expression:



- set_fact: mystr="{{ myString | regex_findall('([^:.]+)') }} "





share|improve this answer















I can think of two ways to do it.



Replace all delimeters with a single delimeter and then split:



- set_fact: my_list="{{ (myString | regex_replace(':|.', ':')).split(':') }}"


Split using regular expression:



- set_fact: mystr="{{ myString | regex_findall('([^:.]+)') }} "






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answered Nov 20 '18 at 10:46









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  • Yes, as I said, I know I can do it other way. My point is, can the split() be used in ansible to split using multiple delimiters? This answer does not answer my question.

    – Darmach
    Nov 21 '18 at 7:50











  • Answer to your question is No. You cant do it with only split() function. You have to ask this as a feature request from ansible.

    – Kanwar Saad
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:08



















  • Yes, as I said, I know I can do it other way. My point is, can the split() be used in ansible to split using multiple delimiters? This answer does not answer my question.

    – Darmach
    Nov 21 '18 at 7:50











  • Answer to your question is No. You cant do it with only split() function. You have to ask this as a feature request from ansible.

    – Kanwar Saad
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:08

















Yes, as I said, I know I can do it other way. My point is, can the split() be used in ansible to split using multiple delimiters? This answer does not answer my question.

– Darmach
Nov 21 '18 at 7:50





Yes, as I said, I know I can do it other way. My point is, can the split() be used in ansible to split using multiple delimiters? This answer does not answer my question.

– Darmach
Nov 21 '18 at 7:50













Answer to your question is No. You cant do it with only split() function. You have to ask this as a feature request from ansible.

– Kanwar Saad
Nov 21 '18 at 9:08





Answer to your question is No. You cant do it with only split() function. You have to ask this as a feature request from ansible.

– Kanwar Saad
Nov 21 '18 at 9:08




















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