Uses of Interface
com.google.mu.util.CharPredicate

Packages that use CharPredicate

Package	Description
com.google.common.labs.parse	Parser combinator that's free from infinite loop or accidental left recursion (requires dot-parse artifact)
com.google.mu.util	StringFormat, Substring, Optionals and more...

Uses of CharPredicate in com.google.common.labs.parse

Classes in com.google.common.labs.parse that implement CharPredicate

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
final class	CharacterSet	Represents a set of characters specified by a regex-like character set string.

Methods in com.google.common.labs.parse with parameters of type CharPredicate

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static Parser<String>	Parser.consecutive(CharPredicate matcher, String name)	Matches one or more consecutive characters as specified by matcher.
final Parser<T>	Parser.notImmediatelyFollowedBy(CharPredicate predicate, String name)	A form of negative lookahead such that the match is rejected if immediately followed by (no skippable characters as specified by parseSkipping() in between) a character that matches predicate.
T	Parser.OrEmpty.parseSkipping(CharPredicate charsToSkip, String input)	Parses the entire input string, ignoring charsToSkip, and returns the result; if there's nothing to parse except skippable content, returns the default empty value.
final T	Parser.parseSkipping(CharPredicate charsToSkip, String input)	Parses input while charsToSkip around atomic matches.
static Parser<Character>	Parser.single(CharPredicate matcher, String name)	Matches a character as specified by matcher.
final Parser<T>.Lexical	Parser.skipping(CharPredicate charsToSkip)	Starts a fluent chain for parsing inputs while skipping charsToSkip.
static Parser<String>.OrEmpty	Parser.zeroOrMore(CharPredicate charsToMatch, String name)	Starts a fluent chain for matching consecutive charsToMatch zero or more times.

Uses of CharPredicate in com.google.mu.util

Fields in com.google.mu.util declared as CharPredicate

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
static final CharPredicate	CharPredicate.ALPHA	Equivalent to the [a-zA-Z] character class.
static final CharPredicate	CharPredicate.ANY	Corresponds to all characters.
static final CharPredicate	CharPredicate.ASCII	Corresponds to the ASCII characters.
static final CharPredicate	CharPredicate.NONE	Corresponds to no characters.
static final CharPredicate	CharPredicate.WORD	Equivalent to the [a-zA-Z0-9_] character class.

Methods in com.google.mu.util that return CharPredicate

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
default CharPredicate	CharPredicate.and(CharPredicate that)	Returns a CharPredicate that evaluates true if both this and that predicate evaluate to true.
static CharPredicate	CharPredicate.anyOf(String chars)	Returns a CharPredicate that matches any of chars.
static CharPredicate	CharPredicate.is(char ch)	Returns a CharPredicate for the range of characters: [from, to].
static CharPredicate	CharPredicate.isNot(char ch)	Returns a CharPredicate that matches except ch.
static CharPredicate	CharPredicate.noneOf(String chars)	Returns a CharPredicate that matches any of chars.
default CharPredicate	CharPredicate.not()	Returns the negation of this CharPredicate.
default CharPredicate	CharPredicate.or(char ch)	Returns a CharPredicate that evaluates true if either this predicate evaluates to true, or the character is ch.
default CharPredicate	CharPredicate.or(CharPredicate that)	Returns a CharPredicate that evaluates true if either this or that predicate evaluate to true.
default CharPredicate	CharPredicate.orRange(char from, char to)	Returns a CharPredicate that evaluates true if either this predicate evaluates to true, or the character is in the range of [from, to].
static CharPredicate	CharPredicate.range(char from, char to)	Returns a CharPredicate for the range of characters: [from, to].

Methods in com.google.mu.util with parameters of type CharPredicate

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static Substring.RepeatingPattern	Substring.all(CharPredicate matcher)	Returns a Substring.RepeatingPattern that matches all characters that match matcher in the input string.
default CharPredicate	CharPredicate.and(CharPredicate that)	Returns a CharPredicate that evaluates true if both this and that predicate evaluate to true.
static Substring.Pattern	Substring.consecutive(CharPredicate matcher)	Returns a Pattern that matches the first non-empty sequence of consecutive characters identified by matcher.
static Substring.Pattern	Substring.first(CharPredicate charMatcher)	Returns a Pattern that matches the first character found by charMatcher.
boolean	Substring.Match.isFollowedBy(CharPredicate lookahead)	Returns true if the match is immediately followed by a character that matches the lookahead predicate.
boolean	Substring.Match.isPrecededBy(CharPredicate lookbehind)	Returns true if the match immediately follows a character that matches the lookbehind predicate.
static Substring.Pattern	Substring.last(CharPredicate charMatcher)	Returns a Pattern that matches the last character found by charMatcher.
static Substring.Pattern	Substring.leading(CharPredicate matcher)	Returns a Pattern that matches from the beginning of the input string, a non-empty sequence of leading characters identified by matcher.
default CharPredicate	CharPredicate.or(CharPredicate that)	Returns a CharPredicate that evaluates true if either this or that predicate evaluate to true.
final Substring.Pattern	Substring.Pattern.separatedBy(CharPredicate separator)	Returns an otherwise equivalent Pattern, except it only matches if it's next to the beginning of the string, the end of the string, or the separator character(s).
Substring.Pattern	Substring.Pattern.separatedBy(CharPredicate separatorBefore, CharPredicate separatorAfter)	Returns an otherwise equivalent Pattern, except it requires the beginning of the match must either be the beginning of the string, or be separated from the rest of the string by the separatorBefore character; and the end of the match must either be the end of the string, or be separated from the rest of the string by the separatorAfter character.
static Substring.Pattern	Substring.trailing(CharPredicate matcher)	Returns a Pattern that matches from the end of the input string, a non-empty sequence of trailing characters identified by matcher.
CaseBreaker	CaseBreaker.withLowerCaseChars(CharPredicate camelLower)	Returns a new instance using camelLower to identify lower case characters (don't forget to include digits if they should also be treated as lower case).
CaseBreaker	CaseBreaker.withPunctuationChars(CharPredicate punctuation)	Returns a new instance using punctuation to identify punctuation characters (ones that separate words but aren't themselves included in the result), for example if you want to support dash-case using the en dash (–) character.