Examples of KeyValuePairMatcher

programming5.strings.KeyValuePairMatcher
Used to match a key pair string by using its key, regardless of the value. For example, the pair "color:blue" matches the key "color". Note that the matcher is not reflexive: "color" does not match "color:blue" @author andresqh @version 6.0

Examples of programming5.strings.KeyValuePairMatcher

     * Test of seqFind method, of class ArrayOperations.
     */
    @Test
    public void testSeqFind_3args_1() {
        String[] findArray = new String[] {"first:a", "b:b", "other:a", "c:c"};
        KeyValuePairMatcher keyMatcher = new KeyValuePairMatcher();
        assertEquals(-1, ArrayOperations.seqFind("a", findArray, keyMatcher));
        assertEquals(2, ArrayOperations.seqFind("other", findArray, keyMatcher));
    }

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Examples of programming5.strings.KeyValuePairMatcher

     * Test of seqFind method, of class ArrayOperations.
     */
    @Test
    public void testSeqFind_4args() {
        String[] findArray = new String[] {"first:a", "b:b", "other:a", "c:c"};
        KeyValuePairMatcher keyMatcher = new KeyValuePairMatcher();
        assertEquals(2, ArrayOperations.seqFind("other", findArray, 1, keyMatcher));
    }

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Examples of programming5.strings.KeyValuePairMatcher

        return line;
    }


    private String fillParameter(DBPropertyKey key, String[] properties, String defaultValue) {
        String ret;
        int pos = ArrayOperations.seqFind(key.toString(), properties, new KeyValuePairMatcher());
        if (pos >= 0) {
            ret = properties[pos].split(":")[1].trim();
        }
        else {
            ret = defaultValue;

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