Examples of ca.odell.glazedlists.matchers.TextMatcherEditor

• ca.odell.glazedlists.matchers.TextMatcherEditor
  A matcher editor that matches Objects that contain a filter text string. This {@link TextMatcherEditor} is not coupled with any UI component thatallows the user to edit the filter text. That job is left to subclasses. This matcher editor is fully concrete, and may be used directly by headless applications.

  The {@link TextMatcherEditor} requires that either a{@link TextFilterator} be specified in its constructor, or that every Objectto be matched implements the {@link TextFilterable} interface. These areused to extract the searchable {@link String}s for each Object.

  {@link TextMatcherEditor} is able to operate in one of three modes.

  • {@link #CONTAINS} will produce {@link Matcher} objects that test ifat least one searchable string for an Object contains one of the filter strings anywhere within itself.
  • {@link #STARTS_WITH} will produce {@link Matcher} objects that testif at least one searchable string for an Object begins with at least one of the filter strings.
  • {@link #REGULAR_EXPRESSION} will produce {@link Matcher} objects thattest if at least one searchable string for an Object matches, using regular expression rules, at least one of the filter strings.

  {@link TextMatcherEditor} is able to operate with one of two strategies.

  • {@link #IDENTICAL_STRATEGY} defines a text match as a precisecharacter-for-character match between the filters and the text.
  • {@link #NORMALIZED_STRATEGY} defines a text match more leniently forLatin-character based languages. Specifically, diacritics are stripped from all Latin characters before comparisons are made. Consequently, filters like "resume" match words like "r�sum�".

  @author James Lemieux @author Jesse Wilson

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