| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AnyMatcher |
A character matcher that always matches.
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| BitSetMatcher |
Matcher that matches multiple characters with a common high byte using a bit set.
Example: characters တ, ဠ, ူ have a common high byte 0x10, so they
are matched by this high byte and a bit set that matches 0x10, 0x20 and
0x30. |
| CharMatcher | |
| EmptyMatcher |
A character matcher that never matches.
|
| HybridBitSetMatcher |
Character matcher that compiles to a binary search in a sorted list of ranges, like
RangeTreeMatcher, but replaces some subtrees with bit-set matches. |
| InvertibleCharMatcher |
Abstract character matcher that allows matching behavior to be inverted with a constructor
parameter.
|
| MultiBitSetMatcher |
Character matcher that uses an array of 256 bit sets to fully cover the 16 bit character space.
|
| NullHighByteBitSetMatcher |
Specialized
BitSetMatcher that exists simply because ascii bit set matchers occur often
and we can save one comparison when the high byte is 0x00. |
| RangeListMatcher |
Character range matcher using a sorted list of ranges.
|
| RangeTreeMatcher |
Character range matcher that compiles to a static binary search.
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| SingleCharMatcher |
Matcher that matches a single character.
|
| SingleRangeMatcher |
Matcher for a single character range.
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| TwoCharMatcher |
Matcher that matches two characters.
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