Hi @ all.
I need assistance "m.find()" blocked. Here is the code:
Pattern p = Pattern.compile("(([0-9]+\\.?\\,?[0-9]*)+\\s?[X\\*\\/]{1}\\s?)*");
Matcher m = p.matcher("739967,739969,739966,739968");
System.out.println(m.find());
I use sdk 1.5_0_8
Thanks
DG1LEO
> Hi @ all.
> I need assistance "m.find()" blocked. Here is the
> code:
>
> ...
Do you care to elaborate on what it exactly is you're trying to do?
I do not think that am important and my english is not well enough to describe that exactly but
1. Thats not my complete RegEx, the complete reads:
"(([0-9]+\\.?\\,?[0-9]*)+\\s?[X\\*\\/]{1}\\s?)*([0-9]+\\.?\\,?[0-9]*)+[^A-Z]?(METER|MTR|LFM|MM|QM|CM|ML|M$|M[^A-Z]|LITER|LTR|L$|L[^A-Z]|KILO|KG|GRAD|G$|G[^A-Z]|ZOLL|VOLT|V[^A-Z]|V$|WATT|KW|W$|W[^A-Z]|C|STUECK|STCK|STK|ST$|ST[^A-Z])+"
2. I try to find statements of size like:
"3,5X9,6X4,5 METER" or "3,5*2,8 VOLT" or "88 / 34 LITER" and so on...
3. It functions with approximately 200.000 data records, but with the one it remains hanging.
DG1LEO
Pattern p = Pattern.compile("(([0-9]+\\.?\\,?[0-9]*)+\\s?[X\\*\\/]{1}\\s?)*([0-9]+\\.?\\,?[0-9]*)+[^A-Z]?(METER|MTR|LFM|MM|QM|CM|ML|M$|M[^A-Z]|LITER|LTR|L$|L[^A-Z]|KILO|KG|GRAD|G$|G[^A-Z]|ZOLL|VOLT|V[^A-Z]|V$|WATT|KW|W$|W[^A-Z]|C|STUECK|STCK|STK|ST$|ST[^A-Z])+");
Matcher m = p.matcher("LAKRITZ MUENZEN NORD * BITTE MIT 739967,739969,739966,739968 BEST.");
System.out.println(m.find());
m.find() blocks.
> I do not think that am important and my english is
> not well enough to describe that exactly but
I think it is important.
> 1. Thats not my complete RegEx, the complete reads:
> "(([0-9]+\\.?\\,?[0-9]*)+\\s?[X\\*\\/]{1}\\s?)*(
> [0-9]+\\.?\\,?[0-9]*)+[^A-Z]?(METER|MTR|LFM|MM|QM|CM|M
> L|M$|M[^A-Z]|LITER|LTR|L$|L[^A-Z]|KILO|KG|GRAD|G$|G[^A
> -Z]|ZOLL|VOLT|V[^A-Z]|V$|WATT|KW|W$|W[^A-Z]|C|STUECK|
> STCK|STK|ST$|ST[^A-Z])+"
> 2. I try to find statements of size like:
> "3,5X9,6X4,5 METER" or "3,5*2,8 VOLT" or "88 / 34
> LITER" and so on...
> 3. It functions with approximately 200.000 data
> records, but with the one it remains hanging.
>
> DG1LEO
And a few remarks about your regex:
[X\\*\\/]{1}
The '*' and '/' are no meta characters inside a character class and thus they need not be escaped. The {1} is redundant. A character class always matches one character.
If you want to match either '*', '/' or 'X', this is sufficient: [X*/].
([0-9]+\\.?\\,?[0-9]*)
0., will be matched by this part of your regex which I don't think is what you have in mind.
Hello prometheuzz -Thanks for your answer!
I am RegEx newbie...
You have a better RegEx for each kind of numbers as for example
"1" "0,1" "0.1" "1.000,00"?
I scanned the data base ".," do not occur.
DG1LEO
> Hello prometheuzz -Thanks for your answer!
> I am RegEx newbie...
> You have a better RegEx for each kind of numbers as
> for example
> "1" "0,1" "0.1" "1.000,00"?
> I scanned the data base ".," do not occur.
>
> DG1LEO
Well, I'd say something like this:"\\d+([.]\\d{3})*([.,]\\d+)?"
Note that \\d is the same as [0-9].
But it's still unclear to me what you are trying to match in the String "LAKRITZ MUENZEN NORD * BITTE MIT 739967,739969,739966,739968 BEST."
