RegexPattern.Matches Method

Explanation	Matches the specified regular expression and input string. This method is a static method. Can be called without creating an object. This method allows you to perform a match without having to go through the steps of creating an object. The next two statements give similar results. `RegexPattern.Matches ("[0-9] + / [0-9] + / [0-9] +", "2011/11/28"); RegexPattern.Compile ("[0-9] + / [0-9] + / [0-9] +"). Matcher ("2011/11/28"). Matches ();` If you use the same regular expression repeatedly, it is more efficient to create the object with the Compile method than to call this method every time.
Call format	var b = RegexPattern.Matches( regex, input [, flags [, mode ]] )
Return value	$ TRUE if it matches, $ FALSE if it doesn't
Arguments	String regex	Regular expressions Since Ver.5.0.1, UString type array is returned in Unicode mode
	String input	Matching input string Since Ver.5.0.1, UString type array is returned in Unicode mode
	integer flags	Match flag See Compile method for details. If omitted, it is 0 (not specified).
	integer mode	If you want to generate the regular expression engine in Unicode mode, specify RegexPattern.Unicode
Exception	Func 4	The argument value is invalid
Example of use	`if (RegexPattern.Matches("[0-9]+/[0-9]+/[0-9]+", "2011/11/28")) { //.MessageBox("Matched"); }`
Related item	Compile, Matcher method