Finishing staff: Anchor
Finishing Date: Date
I find it unfamiliar to many symbols, but sometimes it is necessary.
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Common punctuation
| English name |
Chinese name |
symbols |
pronunciation |
Chinese Approximate pronunciation |
| Leftparen |
Opening parenthesis |
( |
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| Rightparen |
Closing parenthesis |
) |
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| Openbrace |
Left Curly Brace |
{ |
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| Closebrace |
Closing curly Braces |
} |
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| Leftbracket |
Left Middle Bracket |
[ |
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| Rightbracket |
Right Middle Bracket |
] |
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| Less |
Less than sign |
< |
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| Plus |
Plus |
+ |
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| Semicolon |
Semicolon |
; |
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| Colon |
Colon |
: |
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| Comma |
Comma |
, |
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| Dot |
Period/Point |
. |
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A regular expression group to find and replace in eclipse:
The (<\w+>) element--
-and the Elements the (<\w+>) element--and element
Eclispe Support this group regexp substitution
Description: \w+ matches multiple combinations of letter strings, while parentheses
()Represents a regular grouping, in the following section,
$Represents the first grouping in front of a reference, which is the part of the element that matches the parentheses
If you tick the regular Expression and do not tick case sensitive, the following may be true:
The (<\w+>) element can be matched to a shape such as the <User> element , because the reference is grouped, so it is replaced with <user > Elements
The (<\w+>) Element can match such as the <\Password> element, which is replaced with the <\Password> element because it refers to a group