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I need to remove a lint error and I don't know how to do that. The problem is that lint is interpreting wrong a regex expression. As the expression is in UTF-16, the range is right, but it interprets it as UTF-8 then it detects an Illegal character range (from < to) exception on my EMOJI_REGEX . Although the lint error, the code is working fine, so I need to remove that lint error. How could I do that?

private final static String EMOJI_REGEX = "([\\u20a0-\\u32ff\\ud83c\\udc00-\\ud83d\\udeff\\udbb9\\udce5-\\udbb9\\udcee])";

I have tried: 

@SuppressLint("all")

but nothing changed.

Thanks in advance!

FVod
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Try this:right click in file,Analyse->InspectCode. Select Current File -> Ok. Now you will see Lint issues. Select yours and see what suggestions you have (like supress or remove (on right click on the issue).

Rucsi
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  • Thank you for your answer. I've tried that and @SuppressWarnings("MalformedRegex") is added, but the error label is still there :( – FVod May 26 '16 at 08:37
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    On Android Studio 2.1.1 I have no error on that line of code, so I can't help more, sorry. Anyway, sometimes, cleaning and rebuilding the project can suppress fake error labels. – Rucsi May 26 '16 at 08:43
  • Updating Android Studio to 2.2 solved the problem. Thanks a lot! – FVod May 26 '16 at 09:50