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[ANNOUNCEMENT] jakarta RE.ReplaceAll is same as JDK
String.ReplaceAll?
Hi
I'm trying to migrate from org.apache.regex.RE to JDK Regularexpression.
Some parts of my old code uses
RE.ReplaceALL , I want to replace this methods with String.ReplaceAll are
these both same? as I don't find parellel method of subst() from
org.apache.regex in jdk1.4 regex package.
Thanks for your help
Anand
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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] jakarta RE ReplaceAll is same as JDK String.ReplaceAll?
Posted by Rahul Akolkar <ra...@gmail.com>.
On Thu, Jan 6, 2011 at 5:32 PM, DSEyers <ds...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
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Strange, see list archives, for example:
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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] jakarta RE ReplaceAll is same as JDK
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Only replied to the message via the forum web page, did not change subject or
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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] jakarta RE ReplaceAll is same as JDK String.ReplaceAll?
Posted by Rahul Akolkar <ra...@gmail.com>.
Please do not use the [ANNOUNCEMENT] subject marker unless its an announcement.
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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] jakarta RE ReplaceAll is same as JDK
String.ReplaceAll?
Posted by DSEyers <ds...@ntlworld.com>.
Yes you can use this, but you should do some quick tests, very easy! Also
look at the Javadoc for the method.
You can also get tools which you can try regex with e.g. RegEx Buddy trial
and some other free ones.
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