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If I understood correctly, youโd like to apply regex-replace for one numerical string recursely like string.replace(\regex\, '$1,').replace(\regex\, '$1,').replace(\regex\, '$1,')
, but ignored the parts which already replaced.
Below is one solution which uses negative lookahead.
let test = '895645784578457845784578457845' //org string
let test1 = test.replace(/(\d{10}(?!\,))/gm, "$1,")
.replace(/(\d{10}(?!\,))/gm, "$1,")
.replace(/(\d{10}(?!\,))/gm, "$1,")
// simulate recurse-replace three times
console.log(test1)
test1 += '1234567890123' //new string came
let test2 = test1.replace(/(\d{10}(?!\,))/gm, "$1,")
console.log(test2)
test2 += '1234567890123' //new string came
let test3 = test2.replace(/(\d{10}(?!\,))/gm, "$1,")
console.log(test3)
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