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In case you are using Eclipse withe epic plugin as IDE for development you can check your regular expression with the RegExp View. Also, in case you got leading whitespaces or a linebrake at the end of your string - you can easily see in debug mode in the variables view. For me always a great help.

^_^

Cheers!

Tobias

In reply to Re^3: REGEX problem with anchors by tobias_hofer
in thread REGEX problem with anchors by live4tech

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