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rated 0 times [ 18] [ 5] / answers: 1 / hits: 22908 / 8 Years ago, tue, october 18, 2016, 12:00:00

I have this piece of JavaScript code

price = price.replace(/(.*)./, x => x.replace(/./g,'') + '.')

This works fine in Firefox and Chrome, however IE gives me an syntax error pointing at => in my code.

Is there a way to use ES6 arrow syntax in IE?

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answered 8 Years ago brynneg · Accepted Answer

IE doesn't support ES6, so you'll have to stick with the original way of writing functions like these.

price = price.replace(/(.*)./, function (x) {

  return x.replace(/./g, '') + '.';

});