In message , "Thomas Wiedmann" writes:
>May be, but what's the solution, i. e. how must the RegExp statement be
>written, that texts like "mytext-end" are not matched?
I already answered your question. You confirmed firsthand that
jakarta regexp does not support negative lookahead assertions (a
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'-xyz' literal does not match the '-end' literal... if you want to
match any three-character ending you'll need something like '-...' in
the regexp
Also, I can't recall of the dash needs to
