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[Oregex-discuss] FASD project: Online survey launched

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Dear Open Source developer

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[Oregex-discuss] Release 0.1

[Rohit L. <ro...@ig...>]

I have branched off for 0.1 release. I expect to make no changes in the code
other than adding tests, javadoc and log lines. bug fixing can also be done.
I hope to release it by this weekend.

To work on the branch, check it out.

I am applying your patches and then updating the branch.

Rohit


Rohit Lodha
oregex - Regular Expressions for Objects

[Oregex-discuss] FW: [CT26735] Clover license details

[Rohit L. <ro...@ig...>]

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Subject: [CT26735] Clover license details


Hi Rohit,

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[Oregex-discuss] Preparing for first release

[Rohit L. <ro...@ig...>]

Hi,

Anthony, It was great work with docs and logging. Welcome abroad the open
source world.

I think we should prepare to have our first release. I have made nearly all
changes required for first release .So, checkout the code again.  What do
people, who have tuned in think we need for first release apart from the
code, something like tutorials or what. I have also posted welcoming someone
to contribute our logo.

So get up, your creative skills may leave a mark on our product. I will be
putting up one of mine out to vote, so get ready for competition:). I think
we can wait till second release before we have a proper logo.

About logging, I think I will need to help you Anthony a bit. perhaps write
down few specs or search you few good ones.

Javadocs meanwhile need to go on. Try to contribute wherever you find need
to. The pattern APIs and Stream apis have stabilize much. I do not expect
sharp changes in them, though few additions as we progress. Once we have our
first release, we will go into stabilizing of APIs and testing.

We will look into putting up advertisements too from second release.

Rohit



Rohit Lodha
oregex - Regular Expressions for Objects

RE: [Oregex-discuss] What are named Patterns?

[Anthony R. <cos...@ya...>]

I've done a bit of research on patches and uploaded
patches to include some logging and Javadoc for the
name and namedPatterns methods.  Tell me what you
think.  

Anthony

--- Rohit Lodha <ro...@ig...> wrote:
> 
> Yeah, the concept of open source includes open
> discussion. so, unless
> personal we can discuss on list. This will help
> people who join us a easy
> route to update themselves.
> 
> I did had a look at your file. Do not worry on going
> slow. First you need to
> learn to create patches. I have not much idea about
> a good tutorial on the
> subject, but the most common link is
> http://www.gnu.org/software/patch/patch.html . This
> might help. If you are
> using eclipse then u can use create patch in the
> team menu.
> 
> I am giving you tasks which are not very critical at
> the moment, But I need
> someone to quickly come over to taking
> responsibility.
> 
> Start with just name related methods. finally we
> will need doc on every
> method.
> 
> Rohit
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Anthony Ressler
> [mailto:cos...@ya...]
> > Sent: Monday, November 03, 2003 11:59 PM
> > To: Rohit Lodha
> > Subject: Re: [Oregex-discuss] What are named
> Patterns?
> >
> >
> > I took a first pass at adding logging.  I
> submitted it
> > as a patch.  I hope I submitted it right.   I
> guess I
> > wanted to get it started and then see where you
> wanted
> > me to expand.  Should this be a discussion on the
> > listserv?
> >
> > I guess that I'm starting off slow here and going
> > through the learning curve getting familiar with
> all
> > the aspects of opensource such as Eclipse, CVS and
> > Sourceforge.  I appreciate your patience.
> >
> > In regards to the JavaDoc on the name function: 
> What
> > needs documentation, just the name related
> functions?
> >
> >
> > Anthony
> >
> > --- Rohit Lodha <ro...@ig...> wrote:
> > > Hi Anthony,
> > >
> > > First an update. I have assigned you the task to
> > > logging in theToDo tracker.
> > > Please also 'monitor' the particular todo task,
> if
> > > you are not doing so
> > > already. Upload a patch to the Pattern file
> after
> > > inserting logging info as
> > > well as javadoc for the name related function. I
> am
> > > describing name related
> > > methods of Pattern.java.
> > > PS. Make sure you start working on the last
> copy.
> > >
> > > Patterns can have names. This name can be set by
> > > name(String) and get by
> > > name(). To rename a already named pattern call
> > > name(null) . To get a pattern
> > > or subpatterns of name use namedPattern(name).
> > >
> > > rohit
> > >
> > > Rohit Lodha
> > > New Delhi
> > > Mobile : +91-9811713235
> > >
> > >
> >
>
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> but
> > > not the fact that I am
> > > right.
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RE: [Oregex-discuss] What are named Patterns?

[Rohit L. <ro...@ig...>]

Yeah, the concept of open source includes open discussion. so, unless
personal we can discuss on list. This will help people who join us a easy
route to update themselves.

I did had a look at your file. Do not worry on going slow. First you need to
learn to create patches. I have not much idea about a good tutorial on the
subject, but the most common link is
http://www.gnu.org/software/patch/patch.html . This might help. If you are
using eclipse then u can use create patch in the team menu.

I am giving you tasks which are not very critical at the moment, But I need
someone to quickly come over to taking responsibility.

Start with just name related methods. finally we will need doc on every
method.

Rohit

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Anthony Ressler [mailto:cos...@ya...]
> Sent: Monday, November 03, 2003 11:59 PM
> To: Rohit Lodha
> Subject: Re: [Oregex-discuss] What are named Patterns?
>
>
> I took a first pass at adding logging.  I submitted it
> as a patch.  I hope I submitted it right.   I guess I
> wanted to get it started and then see where you wanted
> me to expand.  Should this be a discussion on the
> listserv?
>
> I guess that I'm starting off slow here and going
> through the learning curve getting familiar with all
> the aspects of opensource such as Eclipse, CVS and
> Sourceforge.  I appreciate your patience.
>
> In regards to the JavaDoc on the name function:  What
> needs documentation, just the name related functions?
>
>
> Anthony
>
> --- Rohit Lodha <ro...@ig...> wrote:
> > Hi Anthony,
> >
> > First an update. I have assigned you the task to
> > logging in theToDo tracker.
> > Please also 'monitor' the particular todo task, if
> > you are not doing so
> > already. Upload a patch to the Pattern file after
> > inserting logging info as
> > well as javadoc for the name related function. I am
> > describing name related
> > methods of Pattern.java.
> > PS. Make sure you start working on the last copy.
> >
> > Patterns can have names. This name can be set by
> > name(String) and get by
> > name(). To rename a already named pattern call
> > name(null) . To get a pattern
> > or subpatterns of name use namedPattern(name).
> >
> > rohit
> >
> > Rohit Lodha
> > New Delhi
> > Mobile : +91-9811713235
> >
> >
> ******************************************************************
> **********
> > **************
> >
> > Sign of arrogance: My opinions may have changed but
> > not the fact that I am
> > right.
> >
> >
> ******************************************************************
> **********
> > *****************
> >
>
>
> __________________________________
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> Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears
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[Oregex-discuss] What are named Patterns?

[Rohit L. <ro...@ig...>]

Hi Anthony,

First an update. I have assigned you the task to logging in theToDo tracker.
Please also 'monitor' the particular todo task, if you are not doing so
already. Upload a patch to the Pattern file after inserting logging info as
well as javadoc for the name related function. I am describing name related
methods of Pattern.java.
PS. Make sure you start working on the last copy.

Patterns can have names. This name can be set by name(String) and get by
name(). To rename a already named pattern call name(null) . To get a pattern
or subpatterns of name use namedPattern(name).

rohit

Rohit Lodha
New Delhi
Mobile : +91-9811713235

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[Oregex-discuss] Pattern Info

[Rohit L. <ro...@ig...>]

Hi Anthony,

Patterns are the basic search definition. If you see the class implementing
Pattern are all package scope and Pattern uses factory methods like exact(),
or() ..  to create the patterns. There is great advantage of having factory
method. Tomorrow we can change the way patterns are handled, created without
affecting the API.
For Example:
Pattern name(String name) in Pattern class
This function now sets a sting private field and returns the 'this' pattern.
Suppose later we would like to change the implementation of named patterns
to having a list of named patterns as static Map, we can easily do so by
overriding name factory method.

Patterns are of 2 types : Basic Pattern and Operator Patterns.

Basic Patterns are real patterns. They contain the Logic on how to apply
them. They have static factory methods in the Pattern.
Example: Exact
Exact is a basic pattern which matches exactly the given Object with the
Stream Object. This is normally equals method.

Operator patterns are patterns that are made up of sub-patterns or operands.
They contain the logic of carrying out the operation. They have a instance
(non static) factory method.
Example Or
Or is a operator pattern that or's each of the composed patterns.  It's
apply method applies the given Stream to each operand(sub-pattern) and or's
their result i.e. returns true if any one returns true.

Operator patterns are of 2 types: Single and Multiple, indication number of
operands. The respective Class implementations are SinglePatternWrapper and
MultiplePatternWrapper. Not is a single where as or is multiple.

hope this helps.

Rohit


Rohit Lodha
New Delhi
Mobile : +91-9811713235

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[Oregex-discuss] testing23

[Rohit L. <ro...@ig...>]

Rohit Lodha
New Delhi
Mobile : +91-9811713235

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[Oregex-discuss] testing2

[Rohit L. <ro...@ig...>]

Rohit Lodha
New Delhi
Mobile : +91-9811713235

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[Oregex-discuss] testing

[Rohit L. <ro...@ig...>]

Rohit Lodha
New Delhi
Mobile : +91-9811713235

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