2.0.1

Provider::notMatching: Ensure that getSource() returns the actual text of the regular expression used by the resulting generator.

2.0.0

This is a major release that makes several improvements.

• The primary interfaces have been reworked using the Provider interface to better encapsulate different RegExpGen implementations.

• Use RegExpGen::getSource to return the text of the regular expression used for generation. This replaces GenOptions::getRegExp, which is no longer available.

• You can now use Provider::notMatching to create a RegExpGen that will generate strings that do NOT match a specified regular expression.

1.2.4

Update dependencies to fix security vulnerabilities

1.2.3

Includes the following improvements:

• RegExpGen.generate: For simplicity, a new variation specifies minimum and maximum lengths directly.

• RegExpGen implements Comparable. The natural ordering is in order of increasing range of lengths allowed for matching strings.

• GenOptions provides method getRegExp() to return the regular expression used to generate matches.

1.2.1

Parser: Report invalid syntax with IllegalArgumentException

1.2.0

The new GenOptions class provides more control over what matches the . expression.

1.1.0

Changes in this release:

• Fixes a problem parsing regular expressions with named character classes like \d, \S, etc.

• Enhancements to the generation algorithm that improve the range of generated matches.

• Parser: Adds support for generating either "exact" or "substring" matches (the default).

1.0.0

Initial release