1. How can I keep track of original character positions in a string across transformations? stackoverflow.comI'm working on an anti-plagiarism project for my CS class. This involves detecting plagiarism in computer science courses (programming assignments), through a technique described "Winnowing: Local Algorithms for ... |
2. What character can be used to parse for paragraphs with Java? stackoverflow.comI'm sure folks will get a good laugh out of this one, but for the life of me I cannot find a seperator that will indicate when a new paragraph has ... |
3. Java, JavaCC: How to parse characters outside the BMP? stackoverflow.comI am referring to the XML 1.1 spec.
Look at the definition of |
4. String parsing having Special characters stackoverflow.comI have a String in this form: |
5. Why does my JavaCC parser not parse tokens smaller than 2 characters? stackoverflow.comI'm working on a JavaCC parser that should parse BBcodes. My Javacc source code: patebin.com (Junit test: here) The source code kind off works, but it does not want ... |
6. how can i take in a char as an command line argument in java stackoverflow.comhow can i take in a char as an command line argument in java. I know how to do it for an integer and double which get converted to strings, but ... |
7. Parse string which contain special character stackoverflow.comHow to Parse string which contain special character like |
8. Apache Tika and character limit when parsing documents stackoverflow.comCould please anybody help me to sort it out? It can be done like this |
9. How to convert/parse from String to char in java? stackoverflow.comSo the question is very basic: How to parse a String value to char type? I know how to do it to int and double (for example Integer.parseInt("123")), but then chars... there ... |
10. How can I parse a special character differently in two terminal rules using antlr? stackoverflow.comI have a grammar that uses the |
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12. Parsing a string with non-whitespace leading and trailing characters coderanch.compublic static void main(String[] args) { String toParse = "[some-text-here][Other text her][still more text]"; /* 1) begins with [ ==> regex = \\[ * 2) A group that contains ==> Surround with ( ) * - Anything but ] ==> regex = [^\\]] * - 0 or more times ==> greedy = * * 3) ends with ] ==> regex = ... |
13. Parsing a string with a e(circumflex) character coderanch.comI have a string which has an e with a circumflex. I need to be able to parse this string and replace this e with a circumflex with some other characters/strings I wanted to use the replaceAll function with Strings so that i need not do an explicit parsing for each of these characters. However i am not sure how i ... |
14. Need Help in parsing Japanese SHIFT JIS Characters in Java coderanch.comHi Ranchers, Im Back with another problem...yes again it is to do with Parsing a file which has "JAPANESE SHIFT JIS CHARACTERS". Please find the code below. import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.FileInputStream; import java.io.IOException; import java.io.InputStreamReader; /** * */ /** * @author Deepak Lalchandani * @Tested at Home * @Date :18th June 2009 * */ public class CheckJapanese { /** * @param ... |
15. Special characters parsing in Java coderanch.comHi i have the following program import java.io.BufferedOutputStream; import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream; import java.io.IOException; import java.net.URL; import java.net.URLConnection; import org.w3c.tidy.Tidy; public class URLCon { /** * @param args * @throws IOException */ public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { URL url = new URL("http://www.usask.ca/paws/chartest.html"); URLConnection urlConnection = url.openConnection(); Tidy tidy = new Tidy (); tidy.setXHTML (true); tidy.setDocType ("omit"); tidy.setQuiet(true); tidy.setShowWarnings(false); tidy.setNumEntities(true); tidy.setWord2000(true); ... |
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17. Need Help in parsing Japanese SHIFT JIS Characters in Java forums.oracle.comjschell wrote: From a japanese encoding? Then "may" would definitely be signficant there. The point is, if the byte stream was originally decoded as ISO-8859-1, it can be recovered by round-tripping. ISO-8859-1 covers the first 256 Unicode characters, and for each one the encoding is the same as the code point (which is also numerically equal to its UTF-16 encoding). That ... |
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