Actually, you can write much simpler RE's to reproduce this :-))
I had wanted to file a bugreport (along with a few others):
RegExp does not "support" more than 16 parenthesized sub-expressions.
As soon as you have more than 16 '(...)', you get ArrayIndexOOBExceptions :-(
(Actually, I had seen t
Hi prasanna (sorry, which is the first name?),
> RE r = new RE("foo_([0-9]{2}).xml");
> String new = r.subst("foo_28.xml", "blah_\1.xml");
>
> Doesn't work. i get blah_\1.xml
Well... the reason for this is obvious (sadly enough):
RegExp does NOT support replacing backreferences...
> any sugge
Hi Sanjay,
even though I'm not 100% sure what you're trying to do and why you're using
regular expressions for it, I think I can roughly guess and give you some hints:
\xNN is used to refer to the character with hex-code NN (e.g. \x20 = ASCII 32 =
space)
Therefore, you could use [\x20-\x7F] for
