Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("^[a-z]+$");
String string = "abc-def";
assertTrue( pattern.matcher(string).matches() ); // obviously fails
Is it possible to have the character class match a "-" ?
字符类是否可以匹配“ - ”?
5 个解决方案
#1
35
Don't put the minus sign between characters.
不要在字符之间加上减号。
"[a-z-]"
#2
7
Escape the minus sign [a-z\-]
逃避减号[a-z \ - ]
#3
5
Inside a character class [...]
a -
is treated specially(as a range operator) if it's surrounded by characters on both sides. That means if you include the -
at the beginning or at the end of the character class it will be treated literally(non-special).
在字符类[...]内部 - 如果它被两边的字符包围,则被特别处理(作为范围操作符)。这意味着如果你包括 - 在字符类的开头或结尾,它将被字面上处理(非特殊)。
So you can use the regex:
所以你可以使用正则表达式:
^[a-z-]+$
or
要么
^[-a-z]+$
Since the -
that we added is being treated literally there is no need to escape it. Although it's not an error if you do it.
由于 - 我们添加的是字面上的处理,所以没有必要逃避它。虽然如果你这样做并不是一个错误。
Another (less recommended) way is to not include the -
in the character class:
另一种(不太推荐)的方法是在字符类中不包括 - :
^(?:[a-z]|-)+$
Note that the parenthesis are not optional in this case as |
has a very low precedence, so with the parenthesis:
请注意,在这种情况下,括号不是可选的|具有非常低的优先级,因此使用括号:
^[a-z]|-+$
Will match a lowercase alphabet at the beginning of the string and one or more -
at the end.
将匹配字符串开头的小写字母和一个或多个 - 最后。
#4
4
I'd rephrase the "don't put it between characters" a little more concretely.
我会更具体地说“不要把它放在人物之间”。
Make the dash the first or last character in the character class. For example "[-a-z1-9]" matches lower-case characters, digits or dash.
使短划线成为角色类中的第一个或最后一个角色。例如,“[ - a-z1-9]”匹配小写字母,数字或短划线。
#5
3
This works for me
这对我有用
Pattern p = Pattern.compile("^[a-z\\-]+$");
String line = "abc-def";
Matcher matcher = p.matcher(line);
System.out.println(matcher.matches()); // true
#1
35
Don't put the minus sign between characters.
不要在字符之间加上减号。
"[a-z-]"
#2
7
Escape the minus sign [a-z\-]
逃避减号[a-z \ - ]
#3
5
Inside a character class [...]
a -
is treated specially(as a range operator) if it's surrounded by characters on both sides. That means if you include the -
at the beginning or at the end of the character class it will be treated literally(non-special).
在字符类[...]内部 - 如果它被两边的字符包围,则被特别处理(作为范围操作符)。这意味着如果你包括 - 在字符类的开头或结尾,它将被字面上处理(非特殊)。
So you can use the regex:
所以你可以使用正则表达式:
^[a-z-]+$
or
要么
^[-a-z]+$
Since the -
that we added is being treated literally there is no need to escape it. Although it's not an error if you do it.
由于 - 我们添加的是字面上的处理,所以没有必要逃避它。虽然如果你这样做并不是一个错误。
Another (less recommended) way is to not include the -
in the character class:
另一种(不太推荐)的方法是在字符类中不包括 - :
^(?:[a-z]|-)+$
Note that the parenthesis are not optional in this case as |
has a very low precedence, so with the parenthesis:
请注意,在这种情况下,括号不是可选的|具有非常低的优先级,因此使用括号:
^[a-z]|-+$
Will match a lowercase alphabet at the beginning of the string and one or more -
at the end.
将匹配字符串开头的小写字母和一个或多个 - 最后。
#4
4
I'd rephrase the "don't put it between characters" a little more concretely.
我会更具体地说“不要把它放在人物之间”。
Make the dash the first or last character in the character class. For example "[-a-z1-9]" matches lower-case characters, digits or dash.
使短划线成为角色类中的第一个或最后一个角色。例如,“[ - a-z1-9]”匹配小写字母,数字或短划线。
#5
3
This works for me
这对我有用
Pattern p = Pattern.compile("^[a-z\\-]+$");
String line = "abc-def";
Matcher matcher = p.matcher(line);
System.out.println(matcher.matches()); // true