Package groovy.json

Examples of groovy.json.JsonTokenType.matching()

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                    int read = reader.read();
                    if (read == -1) return null;
                    currentContent.append((char) read);

                    if (currentContent.charAt(currentContent.length() - 1) == '"' && currentContent.charAt(currentContent.length() - 2) != '\\' &&
                            possibleTokenType.matching(currentContent.toString())) {
                        token.setEndLine(reader.getLine());
                        token.setEndColumn(reader.getColumn());
                        token.setText(unescape(currentContent.toString()));
                        return token;
                    }
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                        break;
                    }
                }

                String content = currentContent.toString();
                if (possibleTokenType.matching(content)) {
                    token.setEndLine(reader.getLine());
                    token.setEndColumn(reader.getColumn());
                    token.setText(currentContent.toString());

                    return token;
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                    char charRead = (char) read;
                    currentContent.append(charRead);

                    if (charRead == '"' && !isEscaped &&
                            possibleTokenType.matching(currentContent.toString())) {
                        token.setEndLine(reader.getLine());
                        token.setEndColumn(reader.getColumn());
                        token.setText(unescape(currentContent.toString()));
                        return token;
                    }
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                        break;
                    }
                }

                String content = currentContent.toString();
                if (possibleTokenType.matching(content)) {
                    token.setEndLine(reader.getLine());
                    token.setEndColumn(reader.getColumn());
                    token.setText(currentContent.toString());

                    return token;
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