Remove word from a string

Well didn't expect this to be so difficult
This doesn't really work

replace(Text.Text, tokenat(Text.Text, 0, " "), "")

If I use replace it removes all the same tokens. So I think I should use RegexReplace.

But I don't quite understand what this means

RegexReplace(String, Regex, Flags, Replace)
In String substitute matches for the regular expression Regex (with Flags) with the string Replace. The replacement string can contain the following special characters: $$ (inserts a $), $& (inserts the matched substring), $` (inserts the portion of the string that precedes the matched substring), or $' (inserts the portion of the string that follows the matched substring).

This seems to work

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RegexReplace(text.Text , "^\S+\s" , "g" , "")

Still not sure what the flag does though

^\S+\s means a line which starts with one or many non white-space character followed by one white-space character (but I think you got that one)
g (global) means you want to replace all the occurence of your regex. Without it would only match the first one.
However in your case, since you're not using the m flag (multi-line), even if your text contains line break, ^ will only consider the begining of the entire string (whith m it considers each line one by one).
So the g flag is useless since you'll only ever have one occurrence matching.

more info over there

Ok remove first word works but how about if I would like to remove word by it's serial number.

I would use this in a RTS build queue variable that could look something like this "1 1 14 24" and this would be handy if the player wants to cancel some units.

I have watched all kinds of guides but cannot seem to wrap my head around it.

Maybe it would be simpler to use an array rather than writing strings?

@SHOMOFO, Already did just that

@Katala (^_^)