Matcher.LookingAt method : Matcher « Regular Expressions « Java Tutorial






import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

public class MainClass {
  public static void main(String args[]) {
    Pattern p = Pattern.compile("Java");

    String candidateString_1 = "Java is Java";
    String candidateString_2 = "J2SE is Java";
    String candidateString_3 = "J2SEisJava";

    Matcher matcher = p.matcher(candidateString_1);
    String msg = ":" + candidateString_1 + ": matches?: ";
    System.out.println(msg + matcher.lookingAt());

    matcher.reset(candidateString_2);
    msg = ":" + candidateString_2 + ": matches?: ";
    System.out.println(msg + matcher.lookingAt());

    matcher.reset(candidateString_3);
    msg = ":" + candidateString_3 + ": matches?: ";
    System.out.println(msg + matcher.lookingAt());

  }
}








8.4.Matcher
8.4.1.Create a Matcher from Pattern
8.4.2.Matcher.start() method
8.4.3.Matcher.end(int) method
8.4.4.Matcher.LookingAt method
8.4.5.Matcher.matches method
8.4.6.Matcher.pattern method
8.4.7.Matcher.replaceAll method
8.4.8.Matcher.reset(CharSequence) method
8.4.9.Matcher.group() method
8.4.10.Matcher.find method
8.4.11.Matcher.find(int) method
8.4.12.Find the starting point of the first 'Bond'
8.4.13.Demonstrates the usage of the Matcher.reset() method
8.4.14.Matcher.appendReplacement method
8.4.15.REGEX = '\\bdog\\b'
8.4.16.lookingAt vs matches