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myExpr against a text myString one should first create a Pattern object:
 Pattern p=new Pattern(myExpr);
 
 then obtain a Matcher object:
 Matcher matcher=p.matcher(myText);
 
 The latter is an automaton that actually performs a search. find() method we would find '123' only.
?- WildcardPattern() - 
Constructor for class jregex.WildcardPattern
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- WildcardPattern(String) - 
Constructor for class jregex.WildcardPattern
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- WildcardPattern(String, boolean) - 
Constructor for class jregex.WildcardPattern
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- WildcardPattern(String, int) - 
Constructor for class jregex.WildcardPattern
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- WildcardPattern(String, String, int) - 
Constructor for class jregex.WildcardPattern
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- WORD_CHAR - 
Static variable in class jregex.WildcardPattern
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- wrap(StringBuffer) - 
Static method in class jregex.Replacer
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- wrap(Writer) - 
Static method in class jregex.Replacer
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