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1. Most elegant way to strip and replace a String pattern    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to strip and replace a text string that looks as follows in the most elegant way possible:

element {"item"} {text {
         ...

2. Java: replace multiple string patterns from one string value    stackoverflow.com

I'm struggling to get this working. I have a regex pattern as: ".*(${.*}).*" And a string variable myVar = "name = '${userName}' / pass = '${password}'" I have a hashmap which stores values, in ...

3. Help (regex.Pattern): Replacing multiple consecutive character with single character    coderanch.com

Hi I need to replacing multiple consecutive character with single character from String. I succeed it for 'space' but failed for ','. I have use java.util.regex.Pattern for this. Posting the code I used for the same. /** * This method removes extra consecutive character from given String * * @param String * @param Char * @return String */ private final String ...

4. Search and replace, with pattern matching using a table    forums.oracle.com

I need to inspect a data stream and standardise a set of codes. I need to 1. Match any patterns with a dash character and remove the dash and any following characters, eg BN-S -> BN, BN-SH -> BN, ARG-22 -> ARG, etc. 2. Make a few specific word for word replacements, eg, PAEDSH -> PAED This is easy to hard ...

5. String replacing and pattern matching    forums.oracle.com

Thank you jverd, I've never used that shell before, so I really don't know what your code means, sorry. In the pattern I put down, that's actually an em dash, not a hyphen, but do you think it could still be causing a problem? I'll try that thing you were suggesting with the spaces and see if it works. Was I ...

6. pattern matching and replace please help    forums.oracle.com

7. pattern matching and replace please help    forums.oracle.com

So if I understand this, you want to change - "" and then a ">" - by "" and then ">" . If you are not familiar with regular expressions then this would seem to be a candidate for String.indexOf() to find the start (say "