Examples of org.apache.oro.text.regex.Perl5Matcher.matchesPrefix()

org.apache.oro.text.regex.Perl5Matcher.matchesPrefix()

Determines if a prefix of a string (represented as a char[]) matches a given pattern, starting from a given offset into the string. If a prefix of the string matches the pattern, a MatchResult instance representing the match is made accesible via {@link #getMatch()}.

This method is useful for certain common token identification tasks that are made more difficult without this functionality.

@param input The char[] to test for a prefix match. @param pattern The Pattern to be matched. @param offset The offset at which to start searching for the prefix. @return True if input matches pattern, false otherwise.

        } else if (getMode().endsWith("exact")) {
            boolean match = matcher.matches(value, pattern);


            return not ? !match : match;
        } else if (getMode().endsWith("prefix")) {
            boolean match = matcher.matchesPrefix(value, pattern);


            return not ? !match : match;
        }


        return false;

        } else if (getMode().endsWith("exact")) {
            boolean match = matcher.matches(value, pattern);


            return not ? !match : match;
        } else if (getMode().endsWith("prefix")) {
            boolean match = matcher.matchesPrefix(value, pattern);


            return not ? !match : match;
        }


        return false;

        } else if (getMode().endsWith("exact")) {
            boolean match = matcher.matches(value, pattern);


            return not ? !match : match;
        } else if (getMode().endsWith("prefix")) {
            boolean match = matcher.matchesPrefix(value, pattern);


            return not ? !match : match;
        }


        return false;

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