Java 字符串标记化:拆分模式并保留模式

Java string tokenization: Split on pattern and retain pattern

我的问题是 Python 上 查询的 Scala (Java) 变体。

特别是,我有一个字符串 val myStr = "Shall we meet at, let's say, 8:45 AM?"。我想将其标记化 保留分隔符(除空格外的所有分隔符)。如果我的分隔符只是字符,例如.:? 等,我可以做:

val strArr = myStr.split("((\s+)|(?=[,.;:?])|(?<=\b[,.;:?]))")

产生

[Shall, we, meet, at, ,, let's, say, ,, 8, :, 45, AM, ?]

但是,我希望将拍号 \d+:\d+ 设为分隔符,并且仍想保留它。所以,我想要的是

[Shall, we, meet, at, ,, let's, say, ,, 8:45, AM, ?]

注:

  1. 在拆分语句的表达式中添加析取符 (?=(\d+:\d+)) 没有帮助
  2. 在拍号之外,:本身就是一个分隔符

我怎样才能做到这一点?

我建议匹配你所有的标记,而不是拆分字符串,因为这样你可以更好地控制你得到的东西:

 \b\d{1,2}:\d{2}\b|[,.;:?]+|(?:(?!\b\d{1,2}:\d{2}\b)[^\s,.;:?])+

参见regex demo

我们开始匹配最具体的模式,最后一个是最通用的模式。

详情

  • \b\d{1,2}:\d{2}\b - 1 到 2 位数字,:,2 位数字用单词边界括起来
  • | - 或
  • [,.;:?]+ - 1 个或多个 ,.;:? 个字符
  • | - 或
  • (?:(?!\b\d{1,2}:\d{2}\b)[^\s,.;:?])+ - 匹配任何不是我们的定界符字符或不是时间字符串起点的空格 ([^\s,.;:?]) 的字符。

考虑 this snippet:

val str = "Shall we meet at, let's say, 8:45 AM?"
var rx = """\b\d{1,2}:\d{2}\b|[,.;:?]+|(?:(?!\b\d{1,2}:\d{2}\b)[^\s,.;:?])+""".r
rx findAllIn str foreach println

输出:

Shall
we
meet
at
,
let's
say
,
8:45
AM
?
/**
 * StringPatternTokenizer is simlular to java.util.StringTokenizer
 * But it uses regex string as the tokenizer separator.
 * See inside method #testCase for detail usage.
 */
public class StringPatternTokenizer {
    Pattern pattern;

    public StringPatternTokenizer(String regex) {
        this.pattern = Pattern.compile(regex);
    }

    public void getTokens(String str, NextToken nextToken) {
        Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(str);

        int index = 0;
        Result result = null;
        while (matcher.find()) {
            if (matcher.start() > index) {
                result = nextToken.visit(null, str.substring(index, matcher.start()));
            }
            if (result != Result.STOP) {
                index = matcher.end();
                result = nextToken.visit(matcher, null);
            }

            if (result == Result.STOP) {
                return;
            }
        }

        if (index < str.length()) {
            nextToken.visit(null, str.substring(index));
        }
    }

    enum Result {
        CONTINUE,
        STOP,
    }

    public interface NextToken {
        Result visit(Matcher matcher, String str);
    }

    /***********************************/
    /***** test cases FOR IT ***********/
    /***********************************/

    public void testCase() {

        // as a test, it tries access tokenizer result for each part,
        // then replace variable parts by given values.
        // And finally, we collect the result target string as  output.

        String strSource = "My name is {{NAME}}, nice to meet you.";
        String strTarget = "My name is TokenTst, nice to meet you.";

        // separator pattern for: variable names in two curly brackets
        String variableRegex = "\{\{([A-Za-z]+)\}\}";

        // variable values
        org.json.JSONObject data = new org.json.JSONObject(
                java.util.Collections.singletonMap("NAME", "TokenTst")
        );

        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        new StringPatternTokenizer(variableRegex)
                .getTokens(strSource, (matcher, str) -> {
                    sb.append(matcher == null ? str
                            : data.optString(matcher.group(1), ""));
                    return StringPatternTokenizer.Result.CONTINUE;
                });

        // check the result as expected
        org.junit.Assert.assertEquals(strTarget, sb.toString());
    }
}