Hi, > you may also know that "." for your match is a predefined character classes > that match any > character. If you only want to match the dot (.) you have to specify "\."
the dot was thought exactly to match any character, thus matching any Date annotation (any, because the dot always match) and thus not producing (excluding) any Number annotation which would have been taken inside it. > If you are able to debug in your env - the interesting piece of code is > > org.apache.uima.annotator.regex.impl.RegExAnnotator.java at line 487. Thanks, I'll check it :-)
