Examples of proguard.util.StringMatcher.matches()

proguard.util.StringMatcher.matches()
Checks whether the given string matches. @param string the string to match. @return a boolean indicating whether the string matches the criterion.

            int memberNameIndex = noteSequenceMatcher.matchedConstantIndex(MEMBER_NAME_INDEX);
            String memberName = memberNameIndex <= 0 ? defaultName :
                clazz.getStringString(memberNameIndex);


            if (noteExceptionMatcher == null ||
                !noteExceptionMatcher.matches(memberName))
            {
                // Compose the external member name and partial descriptor.
                String externalMemberDescription = memberName;


                if (!isField)

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            int memberNameIndex = noteSequenceMatcher.matchedConstantIndex(MEMBER_NAME_INDEX);
            String memberName = memberNameIndex <= 0 ? defaultName :
                clazz.getStringString(memberNameIndex);


            if (noteExceptionMatcher == null ||
                !noteExceptionMatcher.matches(memberName))
            {
                // Compose the external member name and partial descriptor.
                String externalMemberDescription = memberName;


                if (!isField)

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            int memberNameIndex = noteSequenceMatcher.matchedConstantIndex(MEMBER_NAME_INDEX);
            String memberName = memberNameIndex <= 0 ? defaultName :
                clazz.getStringString(memberNameIndex);


            if (noteExceptionMatcher == null ||
                !noteExceptionMatcher.matches(memberName))
            {
                // Compose the external member name and partial descriptor.
                String externalMemberDescription = memberName;


                if (!isField)

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