`(?i)` within the pattern begins case-insensitive matching, `(?-i)` ends it. That is,

    (?i)foo(?-i)bar

matches `FOObar` but not `fooBAR`.

**EDIT:** I should have said `(?-i)` starts case-sensitive matching - if you want the whole pattern to be case-insensitive then you don&#39;t need to &quot;end&quot; the `(?i)`.

I bought a third-party Java library which includes a JAR file and two DLL files. I wrote my own Java program which invoke the third-party JAR file. Now my question is **how can I package all my code into a single JAR file which include all my code and the third-party JAR and DLLs?**

I know *SWT* is such a case. The `swt.jar` includes dll files, but I don&#39;t know how to do this and how to make it work properly.

How to make a JAR file that includes DLL files?

Just a quick and simple question: in PostgreSQL, how do you list the names of all stored functions/stored procedures using a table using just a SELECT statement, if possible? If a simple SELECT is insufficient, I can make do with a stored function.

My question, I think, is somewhat similar to this other question, but this other question is for SQL Server 2005:&lt;br&gt;
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/119679/list-of-stored-procedure-from-table

(optional) For that matter, how do you also list the triggers and constraints that use the same table in the same manner?

List stored functions that reference a table in PostgreSQL

I&#39;m using System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.IsMatch(testString, regexPattern) to do some searches in strings. 

Is there a way to specify in the regexPattern string that the pattern should ignore case? (I.e. without using Regex.IsMatch(testString, regexPattern, RegexOptions.IgnoreCase))

C# RegEx: Ignore case... in pattern?

<p>I'm using System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.IsMatch(testString, regexPattern) to do some searches in strings.</p>
<p>Is there a way to specify in the regexPattern string that the pattern should ignore case? (I.e. without using Regex.IsMatch(testString, regexPattern, RegexOptions.IgnoreCase))</p>


After sitting through a session today on Mono at a local .Net event, the use of MonoTouch was &#39;touched&#39; upon as an alternative for iPhone development.  Being very comfortable in C# and .Net, it seems like an appealing option, despite some of the quirkiness of the Mono stack.  However, since MonoTouch costs $400, I&#39;m somewhat torn on if this is the way to go for iPhone development.

Anyone have an experience developing with MonoTouch and Objective-C, and if so is developing with MonoTouch that much simpler and quicker than learning Objective-C, and in turn worth the $400?

How to decide between MonoTouch and Objective-C?

I&#39;ve never really used threading before in C# where I need to have two threads, as well as the main UI thread. Basically, I have the following.

    public void StartTheActions()
    {
      // Starting thread 1....
      Thread t1 = new Thread(new ThreadStart(action1));
      t1.Start();

      // Now, I want for the main thread (which is calling `StartTheActions` method)
      // to wait for `t1` to finish. I&#39;ve created an event in `action1` for this.
      // The I wish `t2` to start...

      Thread t2 = new Thread(new ThreadStart(action2));
      t2.Start();
    }

So, essentially, how can I have a thread wait for another one to finish? What is the best way to do this?


How can I wait for a thread to finish with .NET?

Hi I am trying to do the following:
I have a process which can take parameters (digits)
and return the sum of these numbers

    Process P = Process.Start(sPhysicalFilePath, Param);
                    int result = P.ExitCode;

I get the return value from &quot;ExitCode&quot;
the problem is:
the program sometimes finishes his work before the process 
so when the program reaches this line 

    int result = P.ExitCode;
I got an exception ..
my question is how to wait this process until it finishes its work
sorry I forget to say that&#39;s I am working with C# language



Get return value from process

I have a base64 encoded string.

How can I write this base64 encoded string to a file?

Base64 encoded string to file

I have a LINQ query which returns `IEnumerable&lt;List&lt;int&gt;&gt;` but i want to return only `List&lt;int&gt;` so i want to merge all my record in my `IEnumerable&lt;List&lt;int&gt;&gt;` to only one array.

Example :


    IEnumerable&lt;List&lt;int&gt;&gt; iList = from number in
        (from no in Method() select no) select number;


I want to take all my result `IEnumerable&lt;List&lt;int&gt;&gt;` to only one `List&lt;int&gt;`

Hence, from source arrays: 
`[1,2,3,4]` and `[5,6,7]`

I want only one array 
`[1,2,3,4,5,6,7]`

Thanks


Flatten List in LINQ

Apparently Java&#39;s Regex flavor counts Umlauts and other special characters as non-&quot;word characters&quot; when I use Regex.


            &quot;TEST&#220;TEST&quot;.replaceAll( &quot;\\W&quot;, &quot;&quot; )


returns &quot;TESTTEST&quot; for me. What I want is for only all truly non-&quot;word characters&quot; to be removed. Any way to do this without having something along the lines of

             &quot;[^A-Za-z0-9&#228;&#246;&#252;&#196;&#214;&#220;&#223;&#233;&#232;&#225;&#224;&#250;&#249;&#243;&#242;]&quot;

only to realize I forgot &#244;?

Remove all non-&quot;word characters&quot; from a String in Java, leaving accented characters?

The characters for extended regular expressions are invaluable; is there a way to turn them on so that I don&#39;t have to escape them in my Vim regex, much like the `-E` flag I can pass to grep(1)?

Can I turn on extended regular expressions support in Vim?

Suppose I have a string like - &quot;you can enter maximum 500 choices&quot;.
I need to extract `500` from the string.

The main problem is the String may vary like &quot;you can enter maximum 12500 choices&quot;.
So how to get the integer part?

How to find a number in a string using JavaScript?

I&#39;m looking for a regular expression to validate hex colors in ASP.NET C# and  
am also looking code for validation on server side.

For instance: `#CCCCCC`


How to identify a given string is hex color format

I am trying to write a [regular expression][1] that will only allow lowercase letters and up to 10 characters. What I have so far looks like this:

    pattern: /^[a-z]{0,10}+$/ 

This does not work or compile. I had a working one that would just allow lowercase letters which was this:

    pattern: /^[a-z]+$/ 

But I need to limit the number of characters to 10.

  [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression


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