Yes, you are right. A backslash should do the trick. Must have been blind...

Oliver

Tatu Vanhanen schrieb:
The PropertiesTokenizer lets you escape commas with a backslash ('\'). So
the getString() should return a regular expression string with the commas,
right?

So have you tried
first.name.pattern=.{0\,30}

Could also be that I'm missing something important...

- Tatu V.


of AbstractConfiguration. For String properties it essentially boils
down to a special tokenizer class PropertiesTokenizer, which uses the
comma "," as delimiter to split the string into a list. If I don't miss
anything, I don't see a possibility to alter this behaviour, e.g. by
escaping the comma.



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