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you can use the following regex:<br />
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String month = ...<br />
String year = ...<br />
String regex = month + &quot;[0-9]+&quot; + year;
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you can use the following regex:

String month = ...
String year = ...
String regex = month + "[0-9]+" + year;

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I just used substring().<br />
Thanks.<br />
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Hi <br />
I have file names in this format, &quot;MMDDYY&quot; in a folder.<br />
I am trying to find all the file names when MM/YY is given.<br />
so 09/05...I want to find all the file names in 09 in 2005.<br />
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Should I just break the file name into char[0-1], char[2-3], char[4-5]??<br />
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Or is there better way to search with RE??<br />
Thanks for your help in advance.<br />
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Hi 
I have file names in this format, "MMDDYY" in a folder.
I am trying to find all the file names when MM/YY is given.
so 09/05...I want to find all the file names in 09 in 2005.

Should I just break the file name into char[0-1], char[2-3], char[4-5]??

Or is there better way to search with RE??
Thanks for your help in advance.





RE or stringTokenizer for searching??

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