I now have a clue where the bug is. Although java is printing out
< and $gt;, each "string" is being treated as an actual
character. If I do xml.charAt(0), it returns a char that will print
as "<" Pretty f*ing annoying if you ask me...
So thanks for all the regex advice. I'm guessin
Russ Johnson wrote:
> I know that, but s/
Allen Brown wrote:
Jim wants to do the opposite conversion. Regular expressions
don't simply reverse. In other words
s/a/./g has a very different behavior than s/./a/g
I know that, but s/
Jim Beard wrote:
Ok,
I know this isn't exactly the list for it, but I've been reading
online for a while now and can't make heads or tails of my problem.
I want to match convert '<' sequences to '<' using a replace
method that matches on a regex pattern. I'm using Java and am having
0
Yes, I tried this pattern originally. Trying it again still yields
an unchanged string. I have no clue where the bug is...
On Jan 17, 2006, at 3:40 PM, Mike Cherba wrote:
From what I can tell, the correct option should be:
"\\<\\;". Since the regex you want is "\<\;" and Java needs the
bac
Jim Beard wrote:
> m_asynchro = m_asynchro.replaceAll("\\c<\\c;", "<");
> m_asynchro = m_asynchro.replaceAll(">", ">");
I don't know Java, but I think you want this.
m_asynchro = m_asynchro.replaceAll("\\<\\;", "<");
m_asynchro = m_asynchro.replaceAll("\\>\\;", ">");
>From what I can tell, the correct option should be:
"\\<\\;". Since the regex you want is "\<\;" and Java needs the
backslashes escaped in string literals.
-Mike
On Tue, 2006-01-17 at 15:14 -0800, Jim Beard wrote:
> You are basically correct Mike.
>
> <--- Sample Code -->
>
Russ Johnson wrote:
Jim Beard wrote:
I know this isn't exactly the list for it, but I've been reading
online for a while now and can't make heads or tails of my problem. I
want to match convert '<' sequences to '<' using a replace method
that matches on a regex pattern. I'm using Java and a
You are basically correct Mike.
<--- Sample Code -->
// set up the xml string
File asynchFile = new File("../some.xml");
FileReader asynchFileReader = new FileReader(asynchFile);
BufferedReader bufferedASynchReader = new BufferedReader
(asynchFileReader);
String line = buffe
Jim Beard wrote:
I know this isn't exactly the list for it, but I've been reading
online for a while now and can't make heads or tails of my problem. I
want to match convert '<' sequences to '<' using a replace method
that matches on a regex pattern. I'm using Java and am having 0
luck. No
Jim,
I just want to make sure I understand exactly what you are doing. You
have an input string which contains some number of instances of the
substring "<". you would like to make a duplicate copy of the string
where the instances of "<" have been replaced by instances of "<" I
assume y
Ok,
I know this isn't exactly the list for it, but I've been reading
online for a while now and can't make heads or tails of my problem.
I want to match convert '<' sequences to '<' using a replace
method that matches on a regex pattern. I'm using Java and am having
0 luck. No sites on
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