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Well, a seems to be hot day for you today on bug-catching, Rafael

(Actually, in Latvia, where I from, it's night already... I should go to sleep )
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hehehe.. here now is 19:00

am sick of these regex problems.. :evil:

am working to fix them, sorry for the problems.

Rafael
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Maybe I can help before I fall asleep? What regexps?
[originally posted on jforum.net by Daniil]

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Well, in some cases, like when posting some stack trace and kinda, there is data in form or regex, like brackets.. so this causes the replaceAll() to fail.. I made a little hack now:

contents = contents.replaceAll("\\(", "(");
contents = contents.replaceAll("\\)", ")");

You can see the whole code in the method preparePostText(), from PostVH.java

hope it works.

I also added the utf-8 encoding. am sending to cvs right now.

Rafael
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Try not to use replaceAll. Use find() with loop appending stuff to a StringBuffer instead. It's kinda more difficult but gives you more control.
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Before I go, one more thing regarding regexps.

Take a look at this, a part of my simple home-brewn minimalistic template processor for the example on how can you deal with regexps (replaces dollarvar and dollar{var} in input text with some values taken from a java.util.Map instance). (just afraid of using 'dollar' sign here, it may confuse replaceAll again)

http://dan.solutions.lv/download/TemplateProcessor.java
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