1. Why is this StringTokenizer not tokenizing properly following the second time? stackoverflow.comI want to parse the following using StringTokenizer for every string matching
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2. string tokenizer in Java stackoverflow.comI have a text file which contains data seperated by '|'. I need to get each field(seperated by '|') and process it. The text file can be shown as below : ABC|DEF||FGHT I ... |
3. StringTokenizer problem of tokenizing stackoverflow.com
Given above codes, the output is following,
My only question is why ... |
4. Tokenize problem in Java with separator ". " stackoverflow.comI need to split a text using the separator
To be cut into two parts:
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5. Ignore parentheses with string tokenizer? stackoverflow.comI have an input that looks like: |
6. java token if statement stackoverflow.comI have a problem with an ifstatement in a StringTokenizer method i think it is due to it being a char array, I have tryed to convert it but it seems ... |
7. Java How to Convert Token to String? stackoverflow.comCant seem to figure out how to convert a Token (StringTokenizer) into a String. I have a String[] of keywords, and I read in multiple lines of text from a text file. StringTokenizer ... |
8. Tokenizing the Message from the Service using StringTokenizer coderanch.comHello Friends How are you all... I have propblem in reading the message from the FTP Service i get the message like this ..Client will receive the Following Messages from service: message LocalFTP~Networkshare~ServiceVersion~ServiceRelease~ServiceControlVersion~ServiceControlRelease\r\n here "message" can be --> ACCEPTED, COMPLETED, PROGRESS, INVALID. ex: ACCEPTED D:\FTP~D:\Share~v1~R2.1.1.0~v1~R1.1.1.0 COMPLETED D:\FTP~D:\Share~v1~R2.1.1.0~v1~R1.1.1.0 PROGRESS D:\FTP~D:\Share~v1~R2.1.1.0~v1~R1.1.1.0 INVALID i have to tokenize this each one and write into the ... |
9. String Tokenizer - getting the 10 th Token coderanch.comString line = "1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14|15"; StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(line, "|"); String SIM=""; for(int i=0;(i<[B]9[/B]) && (st.hasMoreTokens());i++) { st.nextToken(); } System.out.println(st.nextToken()); the above code will give you the 10th token but my guess is you want it to be dynamic and not fixed to get the 10th token only. just make sure the number in "i<___" has to be one less than ... |
10. finding token data type (StringTokenizer) coderanch.comDoes anyone know how to find the data type of st.nextToken in the code below? I can't use streamTokenizer's TT_WORD or TT_NUMBER b/c need to parse words like G7790 that have both #s and letters and streamTokenizer gets confused. Need something specific to stringTokenizer. Searched Sun's page w/ no luck. TIA try { FileReader f = new FileReader("tile1.txt"); BufferedReader b = ... |
11. StringTokenizer Question: is there a way to go back a token ? forums.oracle.comYes I did.. but what I am trying to do is to print out the delimiter associated with the specific token. I can get it to work up until the last token, then when it called nextToken(), it runs off the end and throws an exception. I'm guessing there is no way to reset the position of the string tokenizer ? ... |
12. Using StringTokenizer to jump to a specific token forums.oracle.com |
13. StringTokenizer - read a token twice forums.oracle.comHello, Is there a way to read a token using StringTokenizer (or another tokenizer class...), without automatically advancing to the next one? Or to put the token back? That is, read a token 2 times. I could use an self managed array contanining all tokens, but i wonder if there is a cleaner method. Thank you! |