Thanks Miles for pushing me on! Unfortunately, I had given that one a try
already...
So, my observations now:
- ^A\d+ does NOT work to pick out road number like A2, A35, A235 etc : NOT OK
- ^A[0-9]+ does NOT work to pick out road numbers like A2 A35, A235: NOT OK
- ^A\D+ DOES work to pick out any road name starting with an A and ignores the
road numbers that start with an A: OK!
- ^A.+ DOES work to pick out both road names AND road numbers starting with an
A: OK!
Hope this makes for a good test script one of you Java-programmers can use to
debug this piece of the Geoserver code.
Cheers,
Edward
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> CC: [email protected]
> Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2011 12:01:57 +1100
> Subject: RE: [Geoserver-users] How to filter road numbers in SLD using
> [SEC=Unclassified] propertyislike? [SEC=Unclassified]
>
> Edward Mac Gillavry wrote:
> > Pondered on Ricardo's suggestion last night, but Miles is right with
> > his comment on the regular expression. Neither "\d" nor "[0-9]" seem
> > to be picked up... Something with the XML-parsing then? Sorry to have
> > stumbled upon a bug in such a great piece of software!
>
> Edward, maybe try using just ^A[0-9]+ i.e. without $. That will cater for if
> you have any trailing white space.
>
> Something to try...
>
> -Miles
>
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