net.sf.saxon.regex.charclass

Class IntSetCharacterClass

java.lang.Object

net.sf.saxon.regex.charclass.IntSetCharacterClass

All Implemented Interfaces:

CharacterClass, IntPredicate

public class IntSetCharacterClass
extends java.lang.Object
implements CharacterClass

A character class represents a set of characters for regex matching purposes. An IntSetCharacterClass is a character class represented by a set of integer codepoints

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
IntSetCharacterClass(IntSet intSet)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
IntSet	getIntSet() Get the set of matching characters if available.
boolean	isDisjoint(CharacterClass other) Ask whether this character class is known to be disjoint with another character class (that is, the two classes have no characters in common).
boolean	matches(int value) Ask whether a given value matches this predicate

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

IntSetCharacterClass

public IntSetCharacterClass(IntSet intSet)

Method Detail

getIntSet

public IntSet getIntSet()

Description copied from interface: CharacterClass

Get the set of matching characters if available. If not available, return null

Specified by:

getIntSet in interface CharacterClass

matches

public boolean matches(int value)

Description copied from interface: IntPredicate

Ask whether a given value matches this predicate

Specified by:

matches in interface IntPredicate

Parameters:

value - the value to be tested

Returns:

true if the value matches; false if it does not

isDisjoint

public boolean isDisjoint(CharacterClass other)

Ask whether this character class is known to be disjoint with another character class (that is, the two classes have no characters in common). If in doubt, return false.

Specified by:

isDisjoint in interface CharacterClass

Parameters:

other - the other character class

Returns:

true if the character classes are known to be disjoint; false if there may be characters in common between the two classes