java 正则表达式 非法字符,在正则表达式中获取非法字符范围：java

I have a simple regex pattern that verifies names. But When I run it I get illegal character range error. I thought by escaping "\s" it will allow a space but the compiler is still complaining.

public boolean verifyName(String name) {

String namePattern = "^[\\p{L}]++(?:[',-\\s][\\p{L}]++)*+\\.?$";

return name.matches(namePattern);

}

and this is the error that i think shouldn't be occurring since a name might contain anny of these [',-\\s]

so where am i not understanding?

解决方案

You can't have a range "from , to whitespace". Perhaps you meant to escape -?

\s is not a space, it's [ \t\r\n\v\f] (space, tab, carriage return, newline, vertical tab or a form feed).

Things that will work:

"[ ',-]"

"[',\\- ]"