Package org.apache.pig.backend.hadoop.executionengine.physicalLayer.expressionOperators.regex

Examples of org.apache.pig.backend.hadoop.executionengine.physicalLayer.expressionOperators.regex.CompiledAutomaton


    }
   
    @Test
    public void testOrdering() {
        try {
            CompiledAutomaton auto2 = new CompiledAutomaton("[a-z]{3}");
            assertEquals(false, auto2.match("1234", "abc") );
            assertEquals(true, auto2.match("abc", "1234") );
            CompiledRegex regex2 = new CompiledRegex(Pattern.compile("[a-z]{3}"));
            assertEquals(false, regex2.match("1234", "abc") );
            assertEquals(true, regex2.match("abc", "1234") );
           
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public class TestPORegexp {
    static Random r = new Random(42L);

    @Test
    public void testOrdering() {
        CompiledAutomaton auto2 = new CompiledAutomaton("[a-z]{3}");
        assertFalse(auto2.match("1234", "abc") );
        assertTrue(auto2.match("abc", "1234") );

        auto2 = new CompiledAutomaton(".*#c");
        assertTrue(auto2.match("ab#c", "dummy"));

        auto2 = new CompiledAutomaton(".*@.*");
        assertTrue(auto2.match("ab@c", "dummy"));

        auto2 = new CompiledAutomaton("abc&def");
        assertTrue(auto2.match("abc&def", "dummy"));

        auto2 = new CompiledAutomaton("abc~[ab]");
        assertTrue(auto2.match("abc~a", "dummy"));

        CompiledRegex regex2 = new CompiledRegex(Pattern.compile("[a-z]{3}"));
        assertFalse(regex2.match("1234", "abc") );
        assertTrue(regex2.match("abc", "1234") );

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    }
   
    @Test
    public void testOrdering() {
        try {
            CompiledAutomaton auto2 = new CompiledAutomaton("[a-z]{3}");
            assertEquals(false, auto2.match("1234", "abc") );
            assertEquals(true, auto2.match("abc", "1234") );
           
            auto2 = new CompiledAutomaton(".*#c");
            assertEquals(true, auto2.match("ab#c", "dummy"));

            auto2 = new CompiledAutomaton(".*@.*");
            assertEquals(true, auto2.match("ab@c", "dummy"));

            auto2 = new CompiledAutomaton("abc&def");
            assertEquals(true, auto2.match("abc&def", "dummy"));

            auto2 = new CompiledAutomaton("abc~[ab]");
            assertEquals(true, auto2.match("abc~a", "dummy"));
           
            CompiledRegex regex2 = new CompiledRegex(Pattern.compile("[a-z]{3}"));
            assertEquals(false, regex2.match("1234", "abc") );
            assertEquals(true, regex2.match("abc", "1234") );
           
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