Today: Fun with Unicode, Regex and Java.
Some would say, i have 3 problems 
private final static Pattern placeholder = Pattern.compile("#\\{(\\w+?)\\}");won’t match “Mot#{รถ}rhead” for example.
To replace the word character \w you either need the list of possible unicodeblocks like [\p{InLatin}|\p{InEtc}] (you get the codes for the blocks through “Character.UnicodeBlock.forName” or you’re lazy like me and just use the dot:
private final static Pattern placeholder = Pattern.compile("#\\{(.+?)\\}");Oh what a day… :/
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This entry (permalink) was posted on Tuesday, November 3, 2009, at 4:32 pm by Michael, tagged with Code Snippets and categorized in English posts, Java.
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