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Old 01-12-06, 04:47 PM   #31
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looks wrong to me... nothing in particular... just wrong.
That's actually the BETTER way to do it, otherwise I'm messing big time with an app that takes me around 15mins to just build. That, or I'm overriding the formatter complete, and the guys at Sun probably wouldn't like me for that (but my opinion of their function will stay off the forum...)

Anyway, I'll stop de-railing now

P.S. You were right, it is wrong. pattern[17] matches against ALL elements of matchingRegex[].
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Old 01-12-06, 04:52 PM   #32
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looks wrong to me... nothing in particular... just wrong.
That's actually the BETTER way to do it, otherwise I'm messing big time with an app that takes me around 15mins to just build. That, or I'm overriding the formatter complete, and the guys at Sun probably wouldn't like me for that (but my opinion of their function will stay off the forum...)

Anyway, I'll stop de-railing now

P.S. You were right, it is wrong. pattern[17] matches against ALL elements of matchingRegex[].
no worries.. glad to help...
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Old 01-12-06, 04:54 PM   #33
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Bloody Java's memory leaks are causing me stress...
Grinch, just for you....

Code:
private String buildStrictRegex(String format){

        	String[] pattern = {"yyyy", "yy", "MMMM", "MMM", "MM", "M", "dd", "d", "G", "ww", "w", "W", "DDD",
        				"DD", "D", "F", "E", "a", "ww", "w", "HH", "H", "kk", "k", "hh", "h", "KK", "k", 
        				"mm", "m", "ss", "s", "SSS", "SS", "S", "z", "Z"};
        	String[] matchingRegex = {"+[0-9]", "[0-9][0-9]", "+[a-zA-Z]", "+[a-zA-Z]", "+[a-zA-Z]", "+[a-zA-Z]",  
        			"+[0-9]", "+[0-9]"                                                                                        TOTAL ********     


        zA-Z][a-zA-Z]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]",
        			"[1-5]", "[0-9]", "[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]","+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]",
        			"+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", "+[0-9]", 
"+[0-9]", "+[a-zA-Z; ]-+[0-9]:+[0-9]", "-+[0-9]:+[0-9]"};
Is how the function starts....
looks wrong to me... nothing in particular... just wrong.
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Old 01-12-06, 04:56 PM   #34
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colour blocks don't work in code blocks, sorry
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Old 01-12-06, 05:23 PM   #35
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I have a nice cold server room where I hide, if I'm really desperate I can rack myself in one of the cabinets and re-boot
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Old 01-12-06, 05:53 PM   #36
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My boss is in a different country... which is nice. I also have to travel between different offices, unfortunately I normally have too much to do to have a quiet nap.
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Old 01-12-06, 08:22 PM   #37
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looks wrong to me... nothing in particular... just wrong.
That's actually the BETTER way to do it, otherwise I'm messing big time with an app that takes me around 15mins to just build. That, or I'm overriding the formatter complete, and the guys at Sun probably wouldn't like me for that (but my opinion of their function will stay off the forum...)

Anyway, I'll stop de-railing now

P.S. You were right, it is wrong. pattern[17] matches against ALL elements of matchingRegex[].
no worries.. glad to help...
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Old 01-12-06, 08:31 PM   #38
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Bloody Java's memory leaks are causing me stress...
What!


Poor C/C++ code give memory leaks, when coding in C I would look to free any constructs that I had created with a malloc call. Similarly with any C++ constructor methods a decent programmer should think about their destroy requirement. Like C#, because the java garbage collector collects unreferenced constructs you should not experience memory leaks as a result of the programming language. Therefore you either have poor code or an undersized platform and unfairly blaming the application because it is resource bound.


Yes I have seen **** poor java code. The same with c, c#, fortran pascal and numerous assemblers. Don't blame the language. Blame the programmer
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Old 01-12-06, 09:49 PM   #39
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Go away out of that with your ugly Java Regex Baph.
I would lash out that regex in perl 1/4 that length.

Does java not have an ignore case thing? like $pattern =~ m/MM/i or whatever. That would lose you a few elts from that pattern arr for a start.

Edit, yeah, totally fall asleep at work. If I am not coding, and am listening to a seminar, and the room is all hot, and the lights are down, and he is going through some fecking nucleoporin subunit protein that I have no interest in at all, for 30 minutes, yeah, my brain does a little ctrl-Alt-backspacing,
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Bloody Java's memory leaks are causing me stress...
Yes I have seen p*ss poor java code. The same with c, c#, fortran pascal and numerous assemblers. Don't blame the language. Blame the programmer
As I tend to look after the OS... normally I blame the application... In this a Java memory leak in SAP net weaver portal 2004. Oh and I blame SAP for not giving me any information and making me look for it and find it was something completely different...
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