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  1. docs.oracle.com/.../6/docs/api/java/​util/regex/Pattern.html   Cached
    Any character (may or may not match line ... the java.lang.Character boolean ... subsequence that matches this pattern or is terminated by the end of the ...
  2. docs.oracle.com/.../docs/api/java/util/​regex/Pattern.html
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  3. www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-02-2003/​jw-0207-java101.html   Cached
    Java supports pattern matching via ... + " and ending at index " + m.end ()); System.out ... followed by n) converts to one new-line character ...
  4. download.java.net/.../docs/api/java/​util/regex/Pattern.html   Cached
    Any character (may or may not match line ... the java.lang.Character boolean ... subsequence that matches this pattern or is terminated by the end of the ...
  5. www.javascriptkit.com/javatutors/​re2.shtml   Cached
    Categories of Pattern Matching Characters. ... a substring that occurs at the very beginning or end of string. Special ... Matches a new line character \f:
  6. www.vogella.com/articles/​JavaRegularExpressions/article.html   Cached
    Finds regex must match at the end of the line ... the pattern. This can match any character except ... java.util.regex.Pattern and java.util.regex ...
  7. download.oracle.com/.../api/java/util/​regex/Pattern.html
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  8. stackoverflow.com/questions/2409347   Cached
    Matching text on multiple lines which begins and ends with some characters. ... some string lines }; I am using it in java. Pattern ... and $ match on start/end of line.
  9. stackoverflow.com/questions/6620758/​match-only-first-and...   Cached
    How do you match the first and last characters ... Just create the pattern with ... which means "start of line then a double quote" OR "double quote then end of line"
  10. easyprograming.com/index.php/java/55-​using-regex-regular...   Cached
    But in Java, by default, dot(.) will not match the newline (\n) ... Everything from # character till end of line in the pattern will be ignored, while matching.