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Old 11-05-2008, 04:26 PM
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String Tokenizer And Arraya
I have an array for example
String [] fruits= new String[50];
so after I load this with stuff from the database... fruits[0] looks like this...

oranges; apples; kiwi; strawberry; banana; mango; pear;

I want to use stringtokenizer to parse this stuff out into tokens. So I declare an object of type stringtokenizer..


StringTokenizer parse = new StringTokenizer(fruits, ";", 0);

param1 = string
param2 = token delim
param3 says make each chunk of characters between the ; delimeter a token

Obviously this declaration is wrong, does anyone know how to pass StringTokenizer an array? Does it accept an array? or just a simple string.

Any help appreciated.

thanks.
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nevermind
I got it
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BTW, StringTokenizer is essentially deprecated. most folks just use split() from the String class
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