VerbalExpressions / VerbalExpressions/JavaVerbalExpressions
anyOf is not matched requirements
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How can JavaVerbalExpressions build a simple regex like this: [\d,]+
VerbalExpression.regex().anyOf("0123456789,").oneOrMore().build()
It 's too ugly! How about this one: [a-k\s\d,]+ ?
It would be nice to add a anyOf method that can used like this:
VerbalExpression.regex().anyOf(DigitCharSet, WordCharSet, SpaceCharSet ,";:,\\").oneOrMore().build()
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Start by reviewing the existing VerbalExpression.regex().anyOf(String) entry point and how character sets are represented. Define how multiple character sets and literal characters should be accepted, then verify that the examples produce [\d,]+ and [a-k\s\d,]+; the issue does not name specific files or tests.
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- java
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