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

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.