Examples of org.apache.openjpa.lib.util.SimpleRegex

org.apache.openjpa.lib.util.SimpleRegex
Allows for simple regex style testing of strings. The wildcard '.' is used to represent any single character, while '.*' is used to represent any series of 0 or more characters. Examples:
SimpleRegex re = new SimpleRegex("the qu.ck .* dog", true); boolean matches = re.matches("The quick fox jumped over the lazy dog"); @nojavadoc

        // and '.*' for '*'
        String wild = args[0].toString().replace('?', '.');
        for (int st = 0, i; (i = wild.indexOf("*", st)) != -1; st = i + 3)
            wild = wild.substring(0, i) + "." + wild.substring(i);


        SimpleRegex re = new SimpleRegex(wild, false);
        return (re.matches(target.toString())) ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE;
    }

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        // now translate from the single and multi character escape
        // sequences into an escape that conforms to the regexp syntax
        str = Strings.replace(str, _multi, ".*");
        str = Strings.replace(str, _single, ".");


        SimpleRegex re = new SimpleRegex(str, uncase);
        boolean matches = re.matches(o1.toString());
        return _affirmation ? matches : !matches;
    }

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