Hi Thomy,
it tuns out that XMLString::patternMatch is not a pattern-matching
method, but more a "find string" API. In order to do what you need you
must use the RegEx class, like in
RegularExpression p("PAG_[0-9]{1,}");
bool bMatch=p.matches("PAG_1");
Alberto
Thomy wrote:
Hi Alberto,
I use the last version in the download area, i guess it's the 3.0.1
available here : http://xerces.apache.org/xerces-c/install-3.html#Unix
Maybe i misunterstood the use of patterMatch method, i checked the source
code and it doesn't seem to use regexp ...
Is there something to do with regExp before using them like a pattern, like
a compile method like in java ?
thanks for your answer and your help !
Alberto Massari wrote:
Hi Thomy,
I tested your regex with the current trunk of Xerces 3.0, and it works;
which version are you using?
Alberto
Thomy wrote:
Hi !
I'm trying to use XMLString::patternMatch to check syntax of XMLString
gived
by a user.
i made a pattern to recognize an id : PAG_[0-9]{1,}
My test id is PAG_1
i call patternMatch with an XMLString containing "PAG_1" and check with
this
pattern :
const XMLCh AltoXMLConst::validPage[] =
{
chLatin_P,chLatin_A,chLatin_G,chUnderscore, chOpenSquare, chDigit_0,
chDash, chDigit_9, chCloseSquare, chOpenCurly, chDigit_1, chComma,
chCloseCurly, chNull
};
it's return -1. I guess i have a syntax problem because if i made a
pattern
which is "PAG_" it's return 0.
Is there a problem with my syntax of "any number from 1 to infinite", how
to
write it well ?
Thx in advance for your help
