1. What is the best way to parse strings in Java stackoverflow.comI have some friends making a text-based game in Java (what the hell?), and they're looking for the best way to parse strings for commands. They've come across many methods and ... |
2. how to parse this string in java? stackoverflow.com"prefix/dir1/dir2/dir3/dir4/.." how to parse the dir1,dir2 .. value out of the above string in JAVA? The prefix here can be : /usr/local/apache2/resumes |
3. Java - Parse a Multi-delimited/dimensional String stackoverflow.comI have the following string with separate delimiters that needs to be parsed out and I am running into a bit of a wall at the moment. example: category 1---category 2;subgroup 1||subgroup 2---subgroup ... |
4. Looking for a Java User Agent String Parser stackoverflow.comDoes anyone know of a great library in java for parsing user agent strings? We have written a custom one, but this seems like a common problem for many people. ... |
5. Java String parsing - {k1=v1,k2=v2,...} stackoverflow.comI have the following string which will probably contain ~100 entries: |
6. Parsing an Object into a String stackoverflow.comHi there I am looking to parse an Object I have into a String so that I can enter it's value into a textfield. Here is a little snippet. TFname is the ... |
7. string parsing in java stackoverflow.comWhat is the best way to do the following in Java. I have two input strings |
8. Java: Parse Australian Street Addresses stackoverflow.comLooking for a quick and dirty way to parse Australian street addresses into its parts: |
9. Parsing String to Time makes 01:00:00 stackoverflow.comWhen I do the following: |
10. The String source is unknown while using the parse methode! stackoverflow.comto parse a string to a date sql valid: |
11. Need some ideas on how to acomplish this in Java (parsing strings) stackoverflow.comSorry I couldn't think of a better title, but thanks for reading! My ultimate goal is to read a .java file, parse it, and pull out every identifier. Then store them all ... |
12. Parsing Java String with SGML stackoverflow.comI have a Java String with SGML, something like this... <suggestion> ... |
13. java string parsing stackoverflow.comI am trying to parse the client request and based on strucure trying to form a jTree.Sample request is below- |
14. Parsing information from Dentrix desktop application stackoverflow.comMy company wants me to parse information stored in Dentrix software and import it into our database. I want to extract appointments information (which I believe reside in APPT.DAT file) through java ... |
15. Need help parsing strings in Java stackoverflow.comI am reading in a csv file in Java and, depending on the format of the string on a given line, I have to do something different with it. The three ... |
16. Parse string as if it was a command with params and options stackoverflow.comI have this Java enum: |
17. String parsing in java stackoverflow.comIf I have a long string, say: |
18. String Parsing in Java - how can I do this? stackoverflow.comI have the following data: |
19. java parsing a string like "0:ADD(10)" stackoverflow.comi am having a string array like this {"0:ADD(10)","1:ADD(20)"} how can i parse this and get the value '10','20' from this string , Scenario is : i am trying to write ... |
20. How to parse ant like path stackoverflow.comHow do I parse paths such as |
21. Java parsing string stackoverflow.comI'm looking to parse the following string in java |
22. Parsing HTTP query string in Java stackoverflow.comPossible Duplicates:I have a string similar to name1=value&name2=value&name3=value. I need to parse ... |
23. parse String into tokens based on the positions stackoverflow.comI have this string "Name, Show starts on 14/08/09, your ticket is booked on 14/08/09" In this string i want to get the value StartDate, bookedDate and nameofthePerson as a individual tokens.This ... |
24. java - how to make decision based on string stackoverflow.comIf you have a string like this |
25. Parse GMT string to local stackoverflow.comI've a |
26. Java - Need Parse Help for dollar amounts stackoverflow.comI'm trying to figure out a way to parse the "$" and "," out of a dollar amount. For example, say I have a String that is $5,600. I need to ... |
27. How to use String object to parse input in Java stackoverflow.comI'm creating a command line utility in Java as an experiment, and I need to parse a string of input from the user. The string needs to be separated into components ... |
28. Parsing a currency String in java stackoverflow.comSuppose I'm supplied with a String which is like |
29. parse inputs in a string table stackoverflow.comHi i have this part of code, I want to make a string table with some inputs but i get this error |
30. String Parsing in Java stackoverflow.comI am trying to parse a string something like this: Input "20:00" - output would be "20" Input "02:30" - output would be "2" Input "00:30" - output would be "". This is how I ... |
31. parsing a string stackoverflow.comI have string which will be in the format of
|
32. Parsing repeating groups from a string stackoverflow.comI'm currently taking in a string which is being dividing |
33. JAVA - Parsing into 2 strings total stackoverflow.comI have a string which I want to split using a certain set of delimiters, but I would like to split it into 2 strings exactly. This means that if the ... |
34. Java String Parsing and Evaluating stackoverflow.comAll, I am in the process or rewriting some code that I wrote a while back. The objective of the code was to calcualte a date and time based on a ... |
35. An efficient way to parse the following string? stackoverflow.comI'm getting the following response from a server in the form of a String...
|
36. Parsing specific elements of a String in Java stackoverflow.comI want to read Object from string expression. eg: I have following string: Object1=3; Object2=2; Object3=1 or
Object1=3; Object2=null; Object3=1.
How can I read it in Java.
... |
37. How to parse Java code stored in a string stackoverflow.comHow can I parse Java code stored in a String? Example: |
38. Parse this string in Java stackoverflow.comi'm new to Java . How can i obtain right values of each line (second value of the dash separated pair) Autorul-Stefan DenumireaCartii-Popovici CuloareaCartii-Verde ... |
39. Is there a good method for parsing the user-agent string? stackoverflow.comI have a |
40. Parse string starting from the end stackoverflow.comI want to split string around only the last |
41. Parse a string in Java stackoverflow.comI have strings formatted similar to the one below in a Java program. I need to get the number out. |
42. What is the best approach to parse a String type to other numeric types available in Java? stackoverflow.comLet's consider the following code snippet in Java. There are some of possible approaches (that I know) to parse a String value to other numeric types (Let's say for the sake ... |
43. Parse string with delimiter ";" (java) stackoverflow.comI have a string = "1.515 53.11 612.1 95.1 ; 0 0 0 0" I'm tring to parse it via this code: |
44. String converting to Stack/ Parsing bytes.comDo you know what a Stack is? If I were you I would start by researching what a Stack data structure is. For example a quick google search came up with ... |
45. how to parse an address string bytes.comP: 4 pranyht given an address in a string, i need to parse the address from the string and return the structure Address. Signature: Address parseAddress(String address) Input: String with address(e.g. ... |
46. Parsing Strings in Java coderanch.com |
47. string parsing coderanch.comok i got a big problem , but i think , someone has alredy found a solution to it, so i thought to search for it, but i didnt find any, so i m posting it here, Problem 1: String st="my name is [*name*] [*surname*]. " Hashtable ht=new Hashtable(); ht.add("name","Jigar"); ht.add("surname","Gosar"); now i call a method, String processString(String st,hashTable ht); now ... |
48. String parsing coderanch.comShow us what you did with split (some code) and what you got. I like to use delimited strings like this one, with the delimiter first. When you make the string you can choose any delimiter you like. When you parse the string you take the first character for the delimiter. So much cooler than trying to hard code a delimiter ... |
49. string parsing coderanch.comYou should look at the String and StringTokenizer classes. You may also want to look at the classes available in the java.util.regex package. There are plenty of examples available in the Java Tutorial, API docs, and elsewhere online so we shouldn't need to repeat them here. Try using Google if you don't know how to find them. Layne |
50. parsing string in java coderanch.comhi i am currently facing one problem i have one string like this "23-aug-2004" other string is like "25-aug-2005" i need to parse these srtings and get the difference between them in no of days. i have used parse function DateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MM-yyyy"); Date d22 = df.parse(d1); Date d23 = df.parse(d2); but using this i can only compre strings ... |
51. String parsing coderanch.comHi I was wandering if i could receive soem assistance with th following problem: I need to parse a string(like this example): "This will be a @@test@@ string" and basically extract the word between the @@'s and replace it with a value from a properties file. My problem is developing an algorithm to do this. I have the following constraints: cannot ... |
52. String Parsing Help coderanch.comHi All, I am getting a string from database of type varchar(998) , what i want to do is to break this string up into different tokens based on its length. Lets say for example i am having 10 fields on my screen, then i want to assign the first two chracters of the String to the first field, next 10 ... |
53. String parsing coderanch.com |
54. java class to parse a command line string coderanch.comI don't understand how to go about coding this: write a java class (console application) to parse a command line string and evaluate it (only + and - operators allowed). The string may or may not contain spaces. I don't understand what this means, is this the output: java ParseEval 3.5 - 7.0 + 8.1 how would one code this.... |
55. Parsing Strings coderanch.comHi there! I am working on parsing some strings and cannot figure out how to do something. Say I have the following String: FC5_P1595_PBUF0034_P1595_FC6 I know I can use the split method to get the following: FC5 P1595 PBUF0034 P1595 FC6 However, is there some way of only returning the text in between the token like this: P1595 PBUF0034 P1595 I ... |
56. parsing a string an basis of a delimetre coderanch.com |
57. Parsing a String coderanch.comHi all, Let me first say that I have posted this in sun forums and it didnt work out for me. I am reframing my question here for your valuable suggestions and comments. This is the general format in which I get data from database(This is an example where the group names and user names are variables and the other syntax ... |
58. Stupid question: parsing a string coderanch.comI know, I know. But it just seemed like the sort of thing I should already know. There are just some things that you feel a little silly when you realize you don't know how to do, or at least not what you consider a good way. Thanks for the tip, btw, it's exactly what I was looking for. |
59. Parsing of String coderanch.comTokenizing is the only way to go, however if you insist on doing it yourself. . . . Well you can use indexOf(String str, int pos); If you look for the delimiter (in this case ":") starting at 0, using a variable for pos. Each time you get a hit output the characters from the last hit to this hit using ... |
60. parsing strings coderanch.com |
61. application to parse a command line string and evaluate it. coderanch.com |
62. Another method of parsing a command line string coderanch.comI would like to thank the previous person who helped me with this. I am writing a java application to parse a command line string such as java ParseEval 3.5 - 7.0 + 8.1. Only + and - operations are allowed. The string can contain spaces. I am at the point where I can find the position of the + or ... |
63. parsing comma delimited string coderanch.com |
64. parse String coderanch.comindexOf looks like it is teh way to go. I am familiar with the javadoc. I was just looking for advice on which particular String method to use. The javadoc did not provide enough information for me to make the best decision on which of the many methods to use. Thanks for the comments. |
65. Better way to string parse ? coderanch.comAndrew, I believe that your solution is better. I can glance at your code and see exactly what you are trying to do. Yes, you have 4 lines of code that look the same, but so what. "hi me"'s code is very obfuscated and will be difficult to maintain. The programmers that have to review or maintain the code will thank ... |
66. Help with parse string into object coderanch.com |
67. Java String parsing help coderanch.comHi All, i have been struck on String parsing. i have a string like this given bellow. String s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it will changed according to the data. but some values will changes this values will be add to the string like 0104,0204,0304,0404 these will be present in the string. the length also will be changes. i ... |
68. Parse * delimited string coderanch.com |
69. Parsing out names from String coderanch.comHi Jehan, I guess an even simpler way to do this is to use the split() method of class String. You can call with a space character as delimiter (for the parsing) and it will return an array Strings which are in your case the parts of a name: String result[] = "John B. Doe".split(" ") After that you will of ... |
70. Parse String coderanch.comI am taking a string input from the command line using a buffered reader and storing in a string. This specific string is in the form USE |
71. how to parse this string ? coderanch.com |
72. String parsing coderanch.comThere are several ways to do it, depending on what exactly you need to get. As Sebastian said, if you know you always need characters x through y, you'd go about it one way. if you know you need everything after "F:" and everything before ":IS-NR", you'd do something else. It really all depends on HOW you can determine what you ... |
73. parse a string coderanch.comHow can i parse an expression of the type(8+9*7/9) which i input as a string.I want every number as well as symbol seperated.This cannot be done directly by using split() function as for using it i will have to reformat the expression as(8 + 9 * 7 / 9) which is not possible to do.I was using split(" ").Please help.Thanks |
74. Help With Parsing a String Please coderanch.comOkay, thanks for the explanation. I need to pull the dates as whole dates (not seperating out month or day or year). There will never be a comma inside a single field. The format will always be the 4 values in this comma-seperated format: "IBM",123.65,+0.84,"2/11/2010" I've been playing with the split() method and it seems to be doing the job. Thank ... |
75. How to parse the hours and mins string? coderanch.comThat doesn't support using words like "hours" and "minutes". I think regular expressions can help you out. You want the following: 1) a number, any number of spaces, the word "hours" - the number is the number of hours 2) a number, any number of spaces, the word "minutes" - the number is the number of minutes 3) a combination of ... |
76. Parsing time string coderanch.comHi, I'm in a need of an advice for parsing specific time strings (duration) to get the number of seconds. The time string can be either X,Y - number, one or two digit "Xh Ymn" or "Xmn Ys" or "Xs Yms" (output of mediainfo command line interface) and I need a way of converting it into seconds or milliseconds. I though ... |
77. String Parsing coderanch.com |
78. String parse coderanch.comwrite down how you'd tell me to do the same thing, in english. That is the hard part. Giving an example isn't enough. You need to spell out step by step how it should be handled, and what assumptions you are making. Is the pattern always "letter, digit, comma" repeated some number of times? is the ellipses actually in your string, ... |
79. parse string to time coderanch.com |
80. Parse large String data coderanch.comThere may be more optimized ways... One I can think off -> StringBuffer result = new StringBuffer("iojsdfgs|o9df^u7389rurnw$8er7|h9weu"); //Using buffer because the string length can grow to be a large string for (String token : result.toString().split("[|^$]")) { System.out.println(token); } Leave the String array and String creations on java, but only if you are certain that the sockets will return you the string ... |
81. Problem with string parsing. java-forums.orgHello, I am working on a project for school where we need to open zip file, read content of each file within zip (which are all text files) and parse string from those files. I need to isolate name and integer corresponding to each name. I will paste code now here, and then tell you what is the problem. Java Code: ... |
82. String Parsing Problem java-forums.orgHere's the code Java Code: import java.util.Scanner; public class Statistics { public enum Courses {Programming, Logic, Hardware, DiscreteMathematics, MathematicalMethods, ComputerSystems, Graphics}; public static void main(String[] args) { Statistics stats = new Statistics(); stats.parseInput(); } private void parseInput(){ Course cs = new Course(); Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in); String token; int index = 0; while (sc.hasNext()) { token = sc.next(); if (isCourseToken(token)) ... |
83. String Parsing forums.oracle.comA little bit of (hopefully helpful advice): 1) Don't do this: String name = new String(); Strings are immutable. Why create an object just to destroy it? 2) Look into using the split(" ") method of String. This will create a String array that can be easily manipulated. You can read about it in the String API. Good luck. |
84. Parse an object in to a string forums.oracle.comHi everyone!!! I would like to help me parsing an object (class object) into a string, I know that Class object has a method called toString( ), but this method return a reference of the object. I want get the information inside the object parse in to a string.... Any help!!!! Thanks!!! |
85. Slightly confused with string parsing problem forums.oracle.comGiven: possibly infinite stream of characters from stdin. If it detects the pattern "xxx" it outputs a "0". If it detects the pattern "xyx" it outputs a "1". Example : xxyxyxxxyxxx |
86. string parse forums.oracle.com3. you could find the position of the last "-" and do a substring() call from that position + 1 to obtain the trimmed string Really, when you say last, you mean the last of the leading hyphens, because the actual last hyphen is in the middle of 058-JLP3, which you don't want to remove. So really, this boils down to ... |
87. Parsing strings for variables forums.oracle.comI'm still rather new to Java and I'm attempting to write a program that reads a file and counts the number of times numbers appear. I've been able to read/write whole strings/lines but have been unable to parse the string into separate variables. I know that I need to set up some type of pattern matching, but haven't been able to ... |
88. string parse forums.oracle.comstr = "xyz, jfu, iop, kli" //final string str = "'xyz','jfu','iop',kli" need to parse the above str to final string. str= str.replaceAll(", ", ","); str= "'" + str.replaceAll(",", "','") + "'"; I tried the above but it'll remove spaces only after , character. How to trim before and after spaces entered and also put single quotes for each string in str. ... |
89. Parsing a string forums.oracle.com |
90. string parsing forums.oracle.com |
91. Parsing Strings forums.oracle.com |
92. Parse the String forums.oracle.comif (lString.length() > 0) { if (lString.startsWith("d")) { dirs.append(sString.trim() + lineTerm); debugPrint("Dir: " + sString); } else if (lString.startsWith("-")) { files.append(sString.trim() + lineTerm); debugPrint("File: " + sString); } else { // actually, symbolic links will start with an "l" // (lowercase L), but we're not going to mess with // those debugPrint("Unknown: " + lString); } } } |
93. String parse forums.oracle.com |
94. parsing strings -beginer question forums.oracle.com |
95. Parsing strings - baffling problem forums.oracle.comIt appears that you have some characters there which look like digits but aren't really digits. The obvious culprit would be capital-letter-O instead of digit-0 but what you posted (did you copy and paste?) doesn't look like that's the case. Anyway print out the Unicode values of the 4 characters which look like "1000" and see what you get. (Cast each ... |
96. Challenging String parsing problem... forums.oracle.comI have an interesting problem. I currently have a String Vector with 3 long String elements in it: (1) |
97. string parsing not working in Java forums.oracle.comhi I am using the following code to construct a string and i see that it seems that the correct string is made but the application does not run if i just cut n paste the same string into command prompt it works fine . please advise : also note iam costructing string in two way , but using stringbuffer and ... |
98. Parsing Input Strings forums.oracle.comEDIT: My bad. Didn't see the "I want to get the first number out of the string" at first. However, that's still a bit vague. "abc-123.4e5" Do you want only positive integers, that is, 123? Do you want only integers, that is, -123? Do you want only positive numbers, that is, 123.4? Do you want any floating point number, not counting ... |
99. Parsing a string forums.oracle.comI know its crazy..I cant change the schema...Im coverting legacy Pro*C code to java...and I ran into a road block.. ('MCKINNEY','TX'),('ALLEN','TX'),('ANNA','TX')...is what I get back from the database...the form takes up to five textarea boxes and puts them in a string and VOILA if they were individual rows...it wouldnt even be a problem |
100. String parsing quetion forums.oracle.com |