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I have two classes:

I have 3 classes:

I have two lists first List and second List. ClassOne has the following fields:

ClassOne:

I am trying to create an instance of a class in a controller. But, I am not able to do it.

Controller code:

I have three Classes:

1. Generic Class that has 3 fields - a boolean, a String for a message, and a T result.

2. A second class that is having the function to multiply two numbers passed as method parameters. The return type of this method is the generic class #1.

3. The third Class is the same as the second, but instead, I am concatenating two string parameters.

Question: How can my Generic class be used to display the result, the message, and the boolean for example, from Class #2?

Baiscally, Class.result should display the multiplied numbers.

How is classTwo null when classTwo.classTwoMethod() is called? I'm assuming that it has something to do with there being an empty args constructor, but I have no idea why.

I find @AllArgsConstructor(onConstructor = @__(@Inject)) is helpful to keep code clean when working with Google Guice. I can save the constructor code. For example:

I am trying to loop over a vector of pointers to my class, let's call it MyClass, and call a method within MyClass for each element in the vector, let's call it MyMethod. That is:

I'm trying to figure out how to implement Regex on my WordPress blog.

The Problem

I'd like to replace certain content with some inline styles, and I'm using Regex to accomplish this.

My idea is as follows: find the string wrapped in a particular symbol, i.e. "~string~" and dynamically replace this with a span that has a particular class.

I'm going for a similar effect to SO's inline code highlighting feature, but instead of using backticks, I'm using "~" as my symbol of choice (since WordPress already identifies "`" as code).

Quick Example

Original Text

This is a demo paragraph with a wrapped string ~here~, with another string ~~here~~.

After Regex Replacement

This is a demo paragraph with a wrapped string here, with another string here.

What I'm Struggling With

The regex I'm using is this: /~(.*?)~/, and it's working fine for finding strings such as "~demo~", but I'm not sure how to extend it to be able to find strings with multiple delimiters, like: "~~demo~~".

The tricky part for me is that it needs to distinguish between just one "~" versus two of them because I'd like to assign different replacements to each result.

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks in advance.