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python - match until a certain pattern using regex

I have string in a text file containing some text as follows:

txt = "java.awt.GridBagLayout.layoutContainer"

I am looking to get everything before the Class Name, "GridBagLayout".

I have tried something the following , but I can't figure out how to get rid of the "."

txt = re.findall(r'javaS?[^A-Z]*', txt)

and I get the following: "java.awt."

instead of what I want: "java.awt"

Any pointers as to how I could fix this?

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Without using capture groups, you can use lookahead (the (?= ... ) business).

javas?[^A-Z]*(?=.[A-Z]) should capture everything you're after. Here it is broken down:

java            //Literal word "java"
s?             //Match for an optional space character. (can change to s* if there can be multiple)
[^A-Z]*         //Any number of non-capital-letter characters
(?=.[A-Z])     //Look ahead for (but don't add to selection) a literal period and a capital letter.

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