Re: StringTokenizer -- JAVA400-L

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take a look on sourceforge.net in the Java code snippets section. I remember seeing something exactly like that there.

here is one link: http://sourceforge.net/snippet/detail.php?type=snippet&id=100547
although this would return "a", "b", "", "c" from your example below...

But I believe there are others...

Brian Kresge
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http://www.netsetgo.com

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07/26/01 02:24 PM
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Could you let us know if there is a class similar to StringTokenizer

StringTokenizer stk1 = new StringTokenizer ("a@b@@c", "@");

We have 3 elements with values "a", "b", and "c"

We are looking for a class which returns 4 elements with the values "a",
"b", null, and "c".

Thanks.
CL

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