Command Line Reference Guide

Managing Cartridges and Metrics 63
Using the Command Line for Administration Tasks
Note Regular expressions in vFoglight follow the Java guidelines for regular expressions. For
complete information, you can refer to JDK documentation.
See also
•“Understanding the Command-Line Structure” on page 54
•“Getting Started with Administrative Commands” on page 64
•“Running Administrative Commands: Example” on page 65
•“Looking at Scope-Specific Commands” on page 66
\B
A non-word boundary. Used as a delimiter, \B is the
negated version of \b.
For example, the construct
\Bdog\B finds a match of
dog in the string My dog is black, and one in My
dogs are black
.
\A
The beginning of the input. It has the same functionality
as ^, with the exception that it ignores any new line
characters.
\G
The end of the previous match.
\Z
The end of the input string.It has the same functionality
as $, with the exception that it ignores any final
terminators.
\z
The end of the input string.It has the same functionality
as $, with the exception that it ignores any line
terminators.
Unicode blocks
\p{Lu}
Any uppercase alphanumeric character.
[\p{L}&&[^\p{Lu}]]
Any lowercase alphanumeric character.
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