java - Test string in Servlet using regex -


invalid escape sequence (valid ones \b \t \n \f \r \" \' \ ):

private final string dogethtmlstringpartthree = "<td><input type=\"radio\" name=\"userinput\" value=\"\d.+\">\d / \d</td>";

double escaped accepted:

private final string dogethtmlstringpartthree = "<td><input type=\"radio\" name=\"userinput\" value=\"\\d.+\">\\d / \\d</td>";

test

private final string dogethtmlstringpartone = "<html><body><table>"         + "<tr><td><h1>"; private final string dogethtmlstringparttwo = "</h1></td>"         + "<form method=\"post\">"         + "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"randomdigitrange\" value=\"1\" />"         + "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"randommathematicaloperator\""         + " value=\"1\" /><input type=\"hidden\" name=\"fractionboolean\""         + " value=\"";  private final string dogethtmlstringpartthree = "<td><input type=\"radio\" name=\"userinput\" value=\"\\d.+\">[0-9] / \\d</td>";  private final string dogethtmlstringpartfour = "</tr><tr><td>"         + "<input type=\"submit\" value=\"submit\" "         + "onclick='this.form.action=\"tobedefinedservlet\";' />"         + "</td></tr></table></form></body></html>"         + "<form action=\"/tobedefinedservlet\">"         + "<input type=\"submit\" value=\"home\"></form>";  @test public void testbooleanfractiontrue() throws ioexception, servletexception {     mockdoget();      assertequals(expecteddogethtmlstring("1 / 1 + 1 / 1", true),             stringwriter.getbuffer().tostring().trim()); }  public string expecteddogethtmlstring(string assignment,         boolean fractionboolean) {     return dogethtmlstringpartone + assignment + dogethtmlstringparttwo             + "" + fractionboolean + "" + "\" />" + "\n"             + dogethtmlstringpartthree + "\n" + dogethtmlstringpartfour; } 

regex not work:

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question

how test string in servlet using regex?

<td><input type="radio" name="userinput" value="(\d)+.(\d)+">(\d)+( ?\/? ?)(\d)+<\/td> 

this i think regex looking for. didn't give examples test against regex. of course need escapes characters in java.

example in regexr here.

here example of using in java match against string:

public static void main(string[] args) throws exception {      string regex = "<td><input type=\"radio\" name=\"userinput\" value=\"(\\d)+.(\\d)+\">(\\d)+( ?\\/? ?)(\\d)+<\\/td>";     string test = "<td><input type=\"radio\" name=\"userinput\" value=\"1.1\">112/2</td>";     system.out.println("does: " + test);     system.out.println("match: regex pattern: " + regex);     system.out.println("answer: " + test.matches(regex));  } 

which gives me output:

does: <td><input type="radio" name="userinput" value="1.1">112/2</td> match: regex pattern: <td><input type="radio" name="userinput" value="(\d)+.(\d)+">(\d)+( ?\/? ?)(\d)+<\/td> answer: true 

assuming trying use testing library (like junit), can use asserttrue(boolean) methods. above example, use:

asserttrue(test.matches(regex)); 

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