我需要一个JavaScript函数,它可以取一个值,并将其填充到给定的长度(我需要空格,但任何事情都会做)。我发现了这个,但我不知道它在做什么,它似乎对我不起作用。
String.prototype.pad = function(l, s, t) {
return s || (s = " "),
(l -= this.length) > 0 ?
(s = new Array(Math.ceil(l / s.length) + 1).join(s))
.substr(0, t = !t ? l : t == 1 ?
0 :
Math.ceil(l / 2)) + this + s.substr(0, l - t) :
this;
};
var s = "Jonas";
document.write(
'<h2>S = '.bold(), s, "</h2>",
'S.pad(20, "[]", 0) = '.bold(), s.pad(20, "[]", 0), "<br />",
'S.pad(20, "[====]", 1) = '.bold(), s.pad(20, "[====]", 1), "<br />",
'S.pad(20, "~", 2) = '.bold(), s.pad(20, "~", 2)
);
一种更快的方法
If you are doing this repeatedly, for example to pad values in an array, and performance is a factor, the following approach can give you nearly a 100x advantage in speed (jsPerf) over other solution that are currently discussed on the inter webs. The basic idea is that you are providing the pad function with a fully padded empty string to use as a buffer. The pad function just appends to string to be added to this pre-padded string (one string concat) and then slices or trims the result to the desired length.
function pad(pad, str, padLeft) {
if (typeof str === 'undefined')
return pad;
if (padLeft) {
return (pad + str).slice(-pad.length);
} else {
return (str + pad).substring(0, pad.length);
}
}
例如,要将一个数字零填充为10位,
pad('0000000000',123,true);
要用空格填充字符串,使整个字符串为255个字符,
var padding = Array(256).join(' '), // make a string of 255 spaces
pad(padding,123,true);
性能测试
请在这里查看jsPerf测试。
这比ES6字符串快。重复2倍,正如这里修改后的JsPerf所示
请注意,jsPerf不再联机
请注意,我们最初用来对各种方法进行基准测试的jsPerf站点已不再在线。不幸的是,这意味着我们无法得到那些测试结果。虽然悲伤,但事实如此。
有点晚了,但我还是想分享一下。我发现向Object添加一个原型扩展很有用。这样我就可以填充数字和字符串,向左或向右。我有一个模块与类似的实用程序,我包括在我的脚本。
// include the module in your script, there is no need to export
var jsAddOns = require('<path to module>/jsAddOns');
~~~~~~~~~~~~ jsAddOns.js ~~~~~~~~~~~~
/*
* method prototype for any Object to pad it's toString()
* representation with additional characters to the specified length
*
* @param padToLength required int
* entire length of padded string (original + padding)
* @param padChar optional char
* character to use for padding, default is white space
* @param padLeft optional boolean
* if true padding added to left
* if omitted or false, padding added to right
*
* @return padded string or
* original string if length is >= padToLength
*/
Object.prototype.pad = function(padToLength, padChar, padLeft) {
// get the string value
s = this.toString()
// default padToLength to 0
// if omitted, original string is returned
padToLength = padToLength || 0;
// default padChar to empty space
padChar = padChar || ' ';
// ignore padding if string too long
if (s.length >= padToLength) {
return s;
}
// create the pad of appropriate length
var pad = Array(padToLength - s.length).join(padChar);
// add pad to right or left side
if (padLeft) {
return pad + s;
} else {
return s + pad;
}
};
Never insert data somewhere (especially not at beginning, like str = pad + str;), since the data will be reallocated everytime. Append always at end!
Don't pad your string in the loop. Leave it alone and build your pad string first. In the end concatenate it with your main string.
Don't assign padding string each time (like str += pad;). It is much faster to append the padding string to itself and extract first x-chars (the parser can do this efficiently if you extract from first char). This is exponential growth, which means that it wastes some memory temporarily (you should not do this with extremely huge texts).
if (!String.prototype.lpad) {
String.prototype.lpad =函数(pad, len) {
而(pad。长度< len) {
Pad += Pad;
}
返回垫。Substr (0, lens -this.length) + this;
}
}
if (!String.prototype.rpad) {
String.prototype.rpad = function(pad, len) {
而(pad。长度< len) {
Pad += Pad;
}
返回这个+ pad。substr (0, len-this.length);
}
}