javascript - Regular expression that remove second occurrence of a character in a string -


i'm trying write javascript function removes second occurrence of character using regular expression. here function

var removesecondoccurrence = function(string) { return string.replace(/(.*)\1/gi, ''); } 

it's removing consecutive occurrence. i'd remove non consecutive one. example papirana should become pairn.

please help

a non-regexp solution:

 "papirana".split("").filter(function(x, n, self) { return self.indexof(x) == n }).join("") 

regexp code complicated, because js doesn't support lookbehinds:

str = "papirana"; re = /(.)(.*?)\1/; while(str.match(re)) str = str.replace(re, "$1$2") 

or variation of first method:

"papirana".replace(/./g, function(a, n, str) { return str.indexof(a) == n ? : "" }) 

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