When I need it, I tend to forget how to create a regular expression that matches a large set of strings but does not match some specific strings. It's tricky because it involves the negative lookahead syntax.
For exemple the regexp
.+\.java
matches any java filename.
But the following regexp
(?!Foo\.java).+\.java
matches any java filename except Foo.java because the negative lookahead of Foo\.java will prevent .+\.java from matching.
The negative lookahead syntax is
(?!X) where X is the string that must not be matched.
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