Uses of Package
com.google.common.labs.regex

Packages that use com.google.common.labs.regex

Package	Description
com.google.common.labs.regex	Regex parser for dev tools (requires dot-parse artifact)

Classes in com.google.common.labs.regex used by com.google.common.labs.regex

Class	Description
RegexPattern	Defines the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) for a regular expression.
RegexPattern.Alternation	Represents a choice between multiple alternative regex patterns.
RegexPattern.Anchor	Represents an anchor, which matches a position like start or end of a line.
RegexPattern.AtLeast	Represents a quantifier with a minimum bound, like {min,}, *, or +.
RegexPattern.AtMost	Represents a quantifier with a maximum bound and a minimum of 0, like {0,max} or ?.
RegexPattern.CharacterProperty	Represents a character property, like \p{Lower} or \P{Lower}.
RegexPattern.CharacterProperty.Negated	Represents a negated character property, like \P{Lower}.
RegexPattern.CharacterSet	Represents a custom character class, like [a-z] or [^0-9].
RegexPattern.CharacterSet.AnyOf	A positive character class, like [a-z].
RegexPattern.CharacterSet.NoneOf	A negated character class, like [^a-z].
RegexPattern.CharSetElement	Base interface for elements within a RegexPattern.CharacterSet.
RegexPattern.Group	Represents a grouping construct in a regex.
RegexPattern.Limited	Represents a quantifier with both minimum and maximum bounds, like {n} or {min,max}.
RegexPattern.Lookaround	Represents a lookaround assertion: (?=...), (?!...), (?<=...), (?<!...).
RegexPattern.PosixCharClass	Represents a POSIX character class inside a CharacterSet: e.g.
RegexPattern.PredefinedCharClass	Represents a predefined character class like \d or \w.
RegexPattern.Quantified	Represents a regex pattern that is modified by a quantifier.
RegexPattern.Quantifier	Base interface for all quantifier types.
RegexPattern.Sequence	Represents a sequence of regex patterns that must match consecutively.