@Grapes( @Grab(group='net.sourceforge.jregex', module='jregex', version='1.2_01') ) import jregex.* //http://jregex.sourceforge.net/gstarted-advanced.html#imatching String userNameChars="[\\w.\\-]+" //letters, dots, hyphens String alphaNums="\\w+" String dot="\\." Pattern email=new Pattern(userNameChars + "@" + "(?:"+ alphaNums + dot + ")*" + alphaNums) List ls = ['s@1.com','2@3.com','howdy@d.'] ls.each { println email.matcher(it).matches() } Pattern re=new Pattern("\\d\\d:\\d\\d") //two digits + colon + two digits println("Pattern: "+re) Matcher m=re.matcher() test(m,"") // true test(m,"1") // true test(m,"12") // true test(m,"1:2") // true test(m,"12:") // true test(m,"12:1") // true test(m,"12:12") // true test(m,"12:123") // true test(m,"1:") // false test(m,"123:1") // false void test(Matcher m1, String s) { m1.setTarget(s) println("\""+s+"\" : "+m1.matchesPrefix()) //note: .matchesPrefix() } ////*Pure Java/Groovy*//// //credit: http://glaforge.appspot.com/article/incomplete-string-regex-matching List inp = [ /12:/,/12:1/,/1/,/12:12/ //trues ,/1:/,/123:1/ //falses ] inp.each { def matcher = it =~ /\d{2}:\d{2}/ println matcher.matches() || matcher.hitEnd() } println 'done'
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
JRegex
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