parsing numbers in a string

[rsoler]

I got an string with values of lat long and i want to get the content of each first the desccription and then the values
the string
Autopista Caracas-ValenciaCaraboboCalles, carreteras, caminos, o ferrocarril10.2166667-67.3333333Autopista Valencia Puerto CabelloCaraboboCalles, carreteras, caminos, o ferrocarril10.3272222-68.0961111
i want o get
Autopista Caracas-ValenciaCaraboboCalles, carreteras, caminos, o ferrocarril@10.2166667 -67.3333333
Autopista Valencia Puerto CabelloCaraboboCalles, carreteras, caminos, o ferrocarril@10.3272222 -68.0961111
etc
the @ and the blank space added to parse later
thanks in advance
r.soler

[toadaly]

So, it looks like the delimiter is two floating point numbers? Is there a newline between them?

If there is a newline between them you can create an appropriate type of Reader, and use the readLine method. If not, you can use regular expressions to split the text.

[arseny]

There are two classes java.text.DecimalFormat and java.text.NumberFormat which can help to You (they both have a parse - method). java help describes how it can be used

[anjali]

hello,
u want to seperate the string or what?

[Lynx09]

I don't really get what you want so I am going to describe how to turn a string in to a number and how to turn a number into a string. First number into a string. You can use Wrapper classes, double dNum = 4.5; Double obj = new Double(dNum); obj.toString(); Will make the number in to a string. This may also work for long and short though I never tried it. Next is parsing a string back into a number. Lets say String strValue = "33"; int num; Intgeter.parsInt(strValue); ... Or You can do this if it is a double, String strValue = 33.0; double dNum; Double.parseDouble(strValue);...