Examples of util.ParseSequence


    private String generatePDF(boolean borders, boolean showAnswers, String seq, int howmany)
            throws DocumentException, NumberFormatException,
            IllegalStateException, IndexOutOfBoundsException, FileNotFoundException {
        //int[] numbs = {n1, n2, n3, n4, n5};
        ParseSequence ps = new ParseSequence("(?<numbers>[\\d]{1,2})");
        //Maximum two digit integers with any seperator in between.


        Integer ii = null;
        ArrayList<Character> charList = null;
        ArrayList<Integer> oneDataList = ps.matchIntAllCapturingGroups(seq);
        ArrayList<QuestionData> qdList = generateQuestions(oneDataList, howmany);
        // step 1
        Document document = new Document(PageSize.LETTER);
        // step 2
        ServletContext sc = ServletActionContext.getServletContext();

        request.setAttribute("Table2", generateTable(n2));
        request.setAttribute("Table3", generateTable(n3));
        request.setAttribute("Table4", generateTable(n4));
        request.setAttribute("Table5", generateTable(n5));
*/
           ParseSequence ps = new ParseSequence("(?<numbers>[\\d]{1,2})");
           ArrayList<Integer> oneDataList = ps.matchIntAllCapturingGroups(seq);


             //String fpath = generatePDF(false, answers, n1, n2, n3, n4, n5);
             String fpath = generatePDF(false, answers, oneDataList);
             request.setAttribute("filePathForJavaScript", fpath);
             return ("success");

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