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java.lang.Object | +--com.sapportals.wcm.util.regex.PathPatternMatcher
PathPatternMatcher matches single line strings against a given pattern. The pattern syntax resembles the path pattern syntax used by the open source make tool ant , at least to some degree. A pattern consists of 5 syntactical elements:
In addition, a path separator at the end of a
strings serves as a convenience shortcut so
that "string/" behaves like "string/**".
NOTE that PathPatternMatcher
does reject some strings that the open source
tools accepts. E.g., the ant
manual pages state that the following two pairs
of string and pattern do match.
PathPatternMatcher rejects
those examples; the first one
because the pattern contains
2 terminal symbols of type
path separator while the
string contains only 1; the
second examples is rejected
for almost the same reason:
the pattern contains 2 path
separators between the
"apache" and the "CVS" part
of the pattern while the
string has only 1.
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1. path separators '/' and '\'
either slash or backslash
2. single character wildcard '?'
question mark; matches any single non-whitespace char except
for path separators
3. multiple character wildcard '*'
asterisk, matches sequences of non-whitespace characters
of any length greater or equal zero
4. multiple dir wildcard '**'
matches any sequences of groups of nodes and path
separators
5. node
any sequence of non-whitespace characters not
including separators
String
Pattern
"CVS/Repository"
"**/CVS/*"
"org/apache/CVS/Entries"
"org/apache/**/CVS/*"
Constructor Summary
PathPatternMatcher(java.lang.String pattern)
Creates a pattern matcher instance for pattern .
PathPatternMatcher(java.lang.String[] pattern)
Creates a pattern matcher instance that works on an array of pattern
.
Method Summary
booleanmatches(java.lang.String needle)
Matches needle against the pattern of this pattern matcher.
java.lang.StringtoString()
Returns a printable representation of this pattern matcher.
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
Constructor Detail
PathPatternMatcher
public PathPatternMatcher(java.lang.String pattern)
throws PatternSyntaxException
pattern .
pattern - TBD: Description of the incoming method parameterPatternSyntaxException - Exception raised in failure situation
PathPatternMatcher
public PathPatternMatcher(java.lang.String[] pattern)
throws PatternSyntaxException
pattern
.
pattern - TBD: Description of the incoming method parameterPatternSyntaxException - Exception raised in failure situation
Method Detail
matches
public boolean matches(java.lang.String needle)
needle against the pattern of this pattern matcher.
needle - TBD: Description of the incoming method parameter
toString
public java.lang.String toString()
toString in class java.lang.Object
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