Character Class Meta-Character | Matches |
. | Any single character |
\d | A digit [0–9] |
\D | A nondigit [^0–9] |
\s | A whitespace character [ \t\n\x0B\f\r] |
\S | A nonwhitespace character [^\s] |
\w | A word character [a–zA–Z_0–9] |
\W | A nonword character [^\w] |
8.1.Introduction | ||||
8.1.1. | Meta-characters predefined to match specific characters. | |||
8.1.2. | Meta-characters to match against certain string boundaries. | |||
8.1.3. | Regular expression languages also have character classes. | |||
8.1.4. | POSIX character classes and Java character classes | |||
8.1.5. | Java Character Class | |||
8.1.6. | Match a particular character a specified number of times. | |||
8.1.7. | Read regular expression from console | |||
8.1.8. | Regex Test Harness | |||
8.1.9. | Match Java source file and file and class name | |||
8.1.10. | Finding all words that start with an 'a' | |||
8.1.11. | Simple validation using the Pattern and Matcher objects | |||
8.1.12. | A possessive qualifier | |||
8.1.13. | Find the starting point of the second 'Bond' | |||
8.1.14. | A negative look ahead | |||
8.1.15. | A negative behind ahead | |||
8.1.16. | A positive look ahead | |||
8.1.17. | Pattern helper | |||
8.1.18. | Escapes characters that have special meaning to regular expressions |