// We should really switch to tokenizing...

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String s = loadMainJava();

// quicknew stuff

s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+(\\w+)\\s+(\\w+);", "$1 $2 = new $1();");
s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+L<([\\w\\[\\]<>,\\s]+)>\\s+(\\w+);", "List<$1> $2 = new ArrayList<$1>();");
s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+List<([\\w\\[\\]<>,\\s]+)>\\s+(\\w+);", "List<$1> $2 = new ArrayList<$1>();");
s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+\\(Hash\\)Set<(\\w+)>\\s+(\\w+);", "Set<$1> $2 = new HashSet<$1>();");
s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+\\(Tree\\)Set<(\\w+)>\\s+(\\w+);", "Set<$1> $2 = new TreeSet<$1>();");
s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+Set<(\\w+)>\\s+(\\w+);", "Set<$1> $2 = new TreeSet<$1>();"); // TreeSet now default - pay attention to explicitly say HashSet if you need it.
s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+\\(Hash\\)Map<([\\w\\s,]+)>\\s+(\\w+);", "Map<$1> $2 = new HashMap<$1>();");
s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+\\(Tree\\)Map<([\\w\\s,]+)>\\s+(\\w+);", "Map<$1> $2 = new TreeMap<$1>();");

// TreeMap when string as key
s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+Map<(S,[\\w\\s,]+)>\\s+(\\w+);", "Map<$1> $2 = new TreeMap<$1>();");
s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+Map<(String,[\\w\\s,]+)>\\s+(\\w+);", "Map<$1> $2 = new TreeMap<$1>();");

// HashMap is default for everything else
s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+Map<([\\w\\s,]+)>\\s+(\\w+);", "Map<$1> $2 = new HashMap<$1>();");

s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+(\\w+<[\\w\\s,]+>)\\s+(\\w+);", "$1 $2 = new $1();");

// Constructor calls without parantheses
// So you can say something like: predictors.add(new P1);

s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+(\\w+)\\s*([,\\);])", "new $1()$2");

// replace "new List" with "new ArrayList"
s = s.replaceAll("new\\s+List\\s*\\(", "new ArrayList(");

// for args

s = s.replace("for args {", "for (int i = 0; i < args.length; i++) { final String arg = args[i];");

saveMainJava(s);