Examples of ExactExprMatcher

    boolean mergeExpressions = false;


    if (sel.equals("joker matching")) {
      selectedMatcher = new JokerExprMatcher();
    } else if (sel.equals("exact matching")) {
      selectedMatcher = new ExactExprMatcher();
    } else if (sel.equals("case insensitive")) {
      selectedMatcher = new CaseInsensitiveExprMatcher();
    } else if (sel.equals("similarity matching")) {
      selectedMatcher = new SimilarExprMatcher();
    } else if (sel.equals("controlled matching")) {

Examples of games.stendhal.common.parser.ExactExprMatcher

  /**
   * Tests for exactMatching.
   */
  @Test
  public final void testExactMatching() {
    final ExpressionMatcher matcher = new ExactExprMatcher();


    final Expression abcVER = new Expression("abc", "VER");
    final Expression abcVERCopy = new Expression("abc", "VER");
    final Expression ab = new Expression("ab", "VER");
    final Expression abcSUB = new Expression("abc", "SUB");
    final Expression X = new Expression("X", "SUB");
    final Expression aBc = new Expression("aBc", "SUB");


    assertTrue(matcher.match(abcVER, abcVERCopy));
    assertFalse(matcher.match(abcVER, ab));
    assertTrue(matcher.match(abcVER, abcSUB));
    assertFalse(matcher.match(abcVER, X));
    assertFalse(matcher.match(abcSUB, X));
    assertFalse(matcher.match(abcVER, aBc));
  }

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