It doesn't appear that Visual Studio 2003 has the StringTokenizer class for
a J# project. Am I missing something?
Steve
a J# project. Am I missing something?
Steve
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Re: Java StringTokenizer
"- Steve -" <sevans@foundat ion.sdsu.edu> wrote in message
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> It doesn't appear that Visual Studio 2003 has the
> StringTokenizer class for a J# project. Am I missing
> something?
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Maybe they renamed it to 'CStringTokeniz er' ;) !
Cheers,
Anthony Borla
P.S.
I'm not sure that J# could be classed as Java - probably best stick to the
J2SDK since you *know* it works !
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Re: Java StringTokenizer
Use an array instead:
String[] strArray = "this is a test".split("\\ s");
Now pour over the array to pick up the tokens.
Good luck,
-Mitch
"- Steve -" <sevans@foundat ion.sdsu.edu> wrote in
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> It doesn't appear that Visual Studio 2003 has the StringTokenizer
> class for a J# project. Am I missing something?
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> String[] strArray = "this is a test".split("\\ s");
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> Now pour over the array to pick up the tokens.[/color]
That's MS trick to switch user from the way they act.
It plays the game for Lotus, WorkPerfect and now it plays the same
trick to Java Developer.
Wing
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