Word Count in PeopleCode Using Regular Expressions
By Chris Malek | Tue, Dec 13, 2011
Here is a quick function that will calculate the word count of a string using Java Regular expressions.
Function wordcountjava(&inString as string) returns integer
Local JavaObject &patternClass = GetJavaClass("java.util.regex.Pattern");
Local JavaObject &pattern = &patternClass.compile("(\S+)");
Local JavaObject &jstring = CreateJavaObject("java.lang.String", &inString);
Local JavaObject &matches = &pattern.matcher(&jstring.subSequence(0, &jstring.length()));
Local integer &i;
While &matches.find()
&i = &i + 1;
End-While;
return &i;
End-Function;
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