StringTokenizer class

[JTan]

Hi,

may I know whether I can set the delimiters for the StringTokenizer to null and "," at the same time? If possible, may I know how to write the codee?

Thanks,
Janet

 

[sedj]

You want to set the delimeter to null ? You do realise what null is - a null pointer in memory - ie, a pointer to an address in memory that does not actually hold anything.

Your question does not make programmatical sense ...

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[timw]

When you say null, maybe you mean a character which ASCII value 0?

In which case, the constructor for the StringTokenizer takes a String for ther delimiters to use, so try:-

StringTokenizer t = new StringTokenizer("your string", "\u0000,");

 

[ishnid]

If you want to set multiple delimiters, you can use the String.split method, which is recommended as a replacement for a StringTokenizer in any event. split() takes a regular expression as its delimiter, so you can split on commas and null bytes something like this:

String[] splitString = str.split( "[,\\0]" );