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 * Copyright (c) 2001, Sergey A. Samokhodkin
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 * @version 1.2_01
 */

package java.util.regex;

public interface REFlags{
  /**
   * All the foolowing options turned off
   */
   public int DEFAULT=0;
   
  /**
   * Pattern "a" matches both "a" and "A".
   * Corresponds to "i" in Perl notation.
   */
   public int IGNORE_CASE=1<<0;
   
  /**
   * Affects the behaviour of "^" and "$" tags. When switched off:
   * <li> the "^" matches the beginning of the whole text;
   * <li> the "$" matches the end of the whole text, or just before the '\n' or "\r\n" at the end of text.
   * When switched on:
   * <li> the "^" additionally matches the line beginnings (that is just after the '\n');
   * <li> the "$" additionally matches the line ends (that is just before "\r\n" or '\n');
   * Corresponds to "m" in Perl notation.
   */
   public int MULTILINE=1<<1;
   
  /**
   * Affects the behaviour of dot(".") tag. When switched off:
   * <li> the dot matches any character but EOLs('\r','\n');
   * When switched on:
   * <li> the dot matches any character, including EOLs.
   * This flag is sometimes referenced in regex tutorials as SINGLELINE, which confusingly seems opposite to MULTILINE, but in fact is orthogonal.
   * Corresponds to "s" in Perl notation.
   */
   public int DOTALL=1<<2;
   
  /**
   * Affects how the space characters are interpeted in the expression. When switched off:
   * <li> the spaces are interpreted literally;
   * When switched on:
   * <li> the spaces are ingnored, allowing an expression to be slightly more readable.
   * Corresponds to "x" in Perl notation.
   */
   public int IGNORE_SPACES=1<<3;
   
  /**
   * Affects whether the predefined classes("\d","\s","\w",etc) in the expression are interpreted as belonging to Unicode. When switched off:
   * <li> the predefined classes are interpreted as ASCII;
   * When switched on:
   * <li> the predefined classes are interpreted as Unicode categories;
   */
   public int UNICODE=1<<4;
   
  /**
   * Turns on the compatibility with XML Schema regular expressions.
   */
   public int XML_SCHEMA=1<<5;
}