[SOLVED] Questions about StringTokenizer

[miss.meli]

So I'm looking at this StringTokenizer and I understand how it works when you just put in a String. It gives you what's between the white space. But there's something else you can do with it. You can use delimiters which is where I'm a little confused on how to create this tokenizer. What I want to do is get the tokens from a String such as:

String s = "It's a nice day, don't you think?";

And I want to be able to print each token out like this...

It s a nice day don t you think

So basically the tokenizer not only skips the white space, it skips punctuation marks as well, which you send in to the tokenizer. How can I do that?

Btw, I can't put the link to the java doc of StringTokenizer on here yet, don't have enough posts lol silly...

Thanks

[miss.meli]

Here's what I have:

StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(v, ".,?!:-1234567890");

But there's a problem now. I solved the problem of the tokenizer skipping over the punctuation and numbers I want, but now it no longer skips over white space. I tried putting a space in there, but if there are several spaces like "this is cool" then it will token like this this is cool which I don't want, I want it to skip all whitespace...How can I fix this?

[miss.meli]

I got it. But for those who look at this and wonder what it was, the code turned out to be:

StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(v, " .,?!:;()-1234567890\b\t\n\f\r\"\'\\");