public
class
StringTokenizerWithEscape
extends Object| java.lang.Object | |
| ↳ | com.microstrategy.utils.StringTokenizerWithEscape |
Class Overview
Works like java.util.StringTokenizer but with
support for an escape character. The escape character
applies to the delimiter and itself.
There are however some differences -
see nextToken().
Summary
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| StringTokenizerWithEscape(String str, char delim, char esc) | |||||||||||
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| boolean | hasMoreTokens() | ||||||||||
| String |
nextToken(boolean escapeResults)
Unlike java.util.StringTokenizer this class
will return an empty string if there are consecutive
delimiters.
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| String | nextToken() | ||||||||||
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From class
java.lang.Object
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Public Constructors
public StringTokenizerWithEscape (String str, char delim, char esc)
Public Methods
public boolean hasMoreTokens ()
public String nextToken (boolean escapeResults)
Unlike java.util.StringTokenizer this class will return an empty string if there are consecutive delimiters. Returns null if no more tokens exist.
Parameters
| escapeResults | whether to escape results, i.e. if true, will strip out the escape character when it precedes a delimters/escape character. |
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