groovy-正则表达式
2013-10-02 01:35 Rollen Holt 阅读(17277) 评论(0) 编辑 收藏 举报Groovy使用~”pattern” 来支持正则表达式,它将使用给定的模式字符串创建一个编译好的Java Pattern 对象。Groovy也支持 =~(创建一个Matcher)和 ==~ (返回boolean,是否给定的字符串匹配这个pattern)操作符。
对于groups的匹配, matcher[index] 是一个匹配到的group字符串的List或者string。
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import java.util.regex.Matcher |
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import java.util.regex.Pattern |
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// ~ creates a Pattern from String |
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def pattern = ~/foo/ |
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assert pattern instanceof Pattern |
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assert pattern.matcher( "foo" ).matches() // returns TRUE |
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assert pattern.matcher( "foobar" ).matches() // returns FALSE, because matches() must match whole String |
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// =~ creates a Matcher, and in a boolean context, it's "true" if it has at least one match, "false" otherwise. |
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assert "cheesecheese" =~ "cheese" |
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assert "cheesecheese" =~ /cheese/ |
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assert "cheese" == /cheese/ /*they are both string syntaxes*/ |
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assert ! ( "cheese" =~ /ham/) |
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// ==~ tests, if String matches the pattern |
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assert "2009" ==~ /\d+/ // returns TRUE |
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assert "holla" ==~ /\d+/ // returns FALSE |
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// lets create a Matcher |
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def matcher = "cheesecheese" =~ /cheese/ |
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assert matcher instanceof Matcher |
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// lets do some replacement |
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def cheese = ( "cheesecheese" =~ /cheese/).replaceFirst( "nice" ) |
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assert cheese == "nicecheese" |
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assert "color" == "colour" .replaceFirst(/ou/, "o" ) |
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cheese = ( "cheesecheese" =~ /cheese/).replaceAll( "nice" ) |
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assert cheese == "nicenice" |
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// simple group demo |
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// You can also match a pattern that includes groups. First create a matcher object, |
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// either using the Java API, or more simply with the =~ operator. Then, you can index |
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// the matcher object to find the matches. matcher[0] returns a List representing the |
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// first match of the regular expression in the string. The first element is the string |
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// that matches the entire regular expression, and the remaining elements are the strings |
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// that match each group. |
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// Here's how it works: |
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def m = "foobarfoo" =~ /o(b.*r)f/ |
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assert m[ 0 ] == [ "obarf" , "bar" ] |
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assert m[ 0 ][ 1 ] == "bar" |
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// Although a Matcher isn't a list, it can be indexed like a list. In Groovy 1.6 |
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// this includes using a collection as an index: |
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matcher = "eat green cheese" =~ "e+" |
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assert "ee" == matcher[ 2 ] |
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assert [ "ee" , "e" ] == matcher[ 2 .. 3 ] |
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assert [ "e" , "ee" ] == matcher[ 0 , 2 ] |
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assert [ "e" , "ee" , "ee" ] == matcher[ 0 , 1 .. 2 ] |
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matcher = "cheese please" =~ /([^e]+)e+/ |
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assert [ "se" , "s" ] == matcher[ 1 ] |
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assert [[ "se" , "s" ], [ " ple" , " pl" ]] == matcher[ 1 , 2 ] |
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assert [[ "se" , "s" ], [ " ple" , " pl" ]] == matcher[ 1 .. 2 ] |
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assert [[ "chee" , "ch" ], [ " ple" , " pl" ], [ "ase" , "as" ]] == matcher[ 0 , 2 .. 3 ] |
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// Matcher defines an iterator() method, so it can be used, for example, |
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// with collect() and each(): |
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matcher = "cheese please" =~ /([^e]+)e+/ |
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matcher. each { println it } |
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matcher.reset() |
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assert matcher. collect { it }?? == |
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[[ "chee" , "ch" ], [ "se" , "s" ], [ " ple" , " pl" ], [ "ase" , "as" ]] |
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// The semantics of the iterator were changed by Groovy 1.6. |
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// In 1.5, each iteration would always return a string of the entire match, ignoring groups. |
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// In 1.6, if the regex has any groups, it returns a list of Strings as shown above. |
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// there is also regular expression aware iterator grep() |
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assert [ "foo" , "moo" ] == [ "foo" , "bar" , "moo" ]. grep (~/.*oo$/) |
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// which can be written also with findAll() method |
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assert [ "foo" , "moo" ] == [ "foo" , "bar" , "moo" ]. findAll { it ==~ /.*oo/ } |
More Examples
匹配每行开头的大写单词:
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def before= '' ' |
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apple |
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orange |
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y |
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banana |
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'' ' |
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def expected= '' ' |
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Apple |
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Orange |
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Y |
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Banana |
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'' ' |
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assert expected == before.replaceAll(/(?m)^\w+/, |
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{ it[ 0 ].toUpperCase() + ((it. size () > 1 ) ? it[ 1 ..- 1 ] : '' ) }) |
匹配字符串中的每一个大写单词
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assert "It Is A Beautiful Day!" == |
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( "it is a beautiful day!" .replaceAll(/\w+/, |
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{ it[ 0 ].toUpperCase() + ((it. size () > 1 ) ? it[ 1 ..- 1 ] : '' ) })) |
使用 .toLowerCase() 让其他单词小写:
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assert "It Is A Very Beautiful Day!" == |
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( "it is a VERY beautiful day!" .replaceAll(/\w+/, |
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{ it[ 0 ].toUpperCase() + ((it. size () > 1 ) ? it[ 1 ..- 1 ].toLowerCase() : '' ) })) |
Gotchas
怎么使用String.replaceAll()的反向引用
GStrings 可能和你期望的不一样
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def replaced = "abc" .replaceAll(/(a)(b)(c)/, "$1$3" ) |
产生一个类似于下面的错误:
[] illegal string body character after dollar sign:
解决办法:: either escape a literal dollar sign “\$5″ or bracket the value expression “${5}” @ line []
Solution:
Use ‘ or / to delimit the replacement string:
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def replaced = "abc" .replaceAll(/(a)(b)(c)/, '$1$3' ) |
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