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2. Some string parsing questions forums.oracle.comProbably a really simple question with a really simple solution, but I can't get it going, so I'll ask here. Anyways, for an assignment for a programming class I'm in, we need to manipulate a postscript expression. We're supposed to input it, put each character in the expression into a segment of an array-based stack, then do some assorted operations to ... |
3. Parsing a String - identifying position forums.oracle.com |
4. String parsing - better solution needed :-( forums.oracle.comHi Folks, Basically I will be taking in a string that represents the name of the output file the user wants, this will be specified in an xml file. The issue I have is that it needs to have non-static elements as part of the name as well (like a timestamp). This can come from two places: 1) the applications map ... |
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6. How do I parse this string? forums.oracle.comassuming you have well-formed html, you can use LR maintain a stack of tags. On the top, is the most recent tag. Then find the next tag (search for '<') if this tag is not the close tag for your tag, then push it onto the stack. Otherwise, pop the stack Or you can use the HTMLEditorKit - I recommend this ... |
7. String parsing and conversion forums.oracle.comHi PleaseEnlightenMe, Could you please enlighten the rest of us and provide some more information for us to go on? Are you adding the characters to the string one at a time with breaks after each one? Or are characters added in groups with the groups being separated by the character U? Also if this is all of the code then ... |
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9. parsing a string forums.oracle.comHi, I am not able to figure out the regular expression to parse the below string, RECORD 53054 RECORD 228485 R_OUT 170296 0 58189 228485 RECORD 228485 I need all the numbers, trimmed without any spaces.(there are 7 numbers) stringTokenizer or split anything can be used. can someone help me with this please.. Thanks, |
10. Java String Parsing / Regular Expresion forums.oracle.com |
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12. parsing a string forums.oracle.comMy assignment is calling for me to accept a string input such as "6, 7, 7, 8, 9, 8, 4, 3, 2" and then split those numbers into a three dimensional array and determine if it a magic square. The only part that I cant seem to get is to figure out how to parse the string into the three dimensional ... |
13. way to parse 7E-8 so that the resulting string is 0.00000007 ???? forums.oracle.comI have string variable myString with value as 7E-8. and i want to format it using following code. NumberFormat numberFormat = NumberFormat.getInstance(); numberFormat.setMaximumIntegerDigits(17); numberFormat.setMaximumFractionDigits(9); numberFormat.setMinimumFractionDigits(0); numberFormat.setMinimumIntegerDigits(0); numberFormat.parse(couponRateFrom).toString(); The issue is that the code is returning a string with value "7".is there any way to get the exact number such as 0.00000007 in case the number to be parsed is 7E-8(above mentioned ... |
14. Anyone know how I can parse this string? forums.oracle.com |
15. Problems parsing a string forums.oracle.comHi, I'm having a problem with parsing a string. Basically, I want to take a string for example: "TomWentToTheShop" and divide it into a coherent sentence (Tom went to the shop). I've started the code by breaking the string into a char array, and if the character is a capital then store the index in the array and then do a ... |
16. hi to parse String "x;y:z" in Core Java forums.oracle.com |
17. Mastermind / Parse string with error handling .... forums.oracle.comThanks! for the help I understand what your saying about avoiding "for(int i=0;i |
18. String Parsing forums.oracle.comHere why are u addding (value + oldVal), 'oldVal' is the Dept number and 'value' is the amount value. if u add this two u get 1000.0 + 1.1 and so the code is wrong... Please can you post me the exact code... I have to submit the project code and have less time, so post me the code if possible.. ... |
19. How to parse a string ? forums.oracle.comHi, I have a string with something like "123/45ABC888" There are 4 parts: "123" , "/45", "ABC", and "888", the first part contains only numbers, the second part contains only numbers too but starting with a "/", the third part contains only letters, the fourth part contains only numbers. How to fetch the parts from a string? Regards, Pengyou |
20. String parsing functionality (or the lack of) in Java forums.oracle.comA user would like to parse for: name : status value : passed in the following string: name : status value : passed name : status value : operational name : result value : passed In Perl, it would be: if ( str =~ /name : status\nvalue : passed/) { return true } How would one do it in Java? Mind ... |
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22. Trouble with Parsing String forums.oracle.com |
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24. HI Please Help With Parsing Of String: forums.oracle.comsince data you want to retrieve matches the regular expression "any line that contains only alpha uppercase characters", this should be something like: if (Pattern.matches("[A-Z]*", token) not sure about the " * " in reg exp, but i think it means "the token can have as many chars as he wants" , and "[A-Z]" means each character should be between A ... |
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26. String parsing forums.oracle.comGet a more recent version of Java. If for some reason you absolutely can't (likely reason: boneheaded employer), then... use BufferedReader and StringReader to get individual lines, then...I guess StringTokenizer to split the lines into tokens, then...I guess: 1) make certain you have at least 3 tokens 2) make certain that tokens 1 and 2 (zero indexed) are at least 6 ... |
27. Doubt in String Parsing forums.oracle.comI apologise that I mentioned backreferencing, though what I wanted to imply was group index. Sorry for the mixup. I was having this approach in mind: To retrieving specific tokens, like "2009" alone, the regex can be something like: "(|(\d+)+)". And the group can be fetched using the group() method of the Matcher. I agree split can be very simple and ... |
28. Need advice on best way to parse strings forums.oracle.comHi Java Experts, I need your advice on the shortest and simplest way to parse the following type of string data from text files, where they will be persisted into database: Rodney James 20 Olympic Cr 2 children $50,000 IBM Kelly Julie Furgusion 3 Brooks St 3 children $80,000 Lehman Brothers Pty Ltd There are numerous ways to approach this including ... |
29. Parsing the respective data in the String which is dynamic forums.oracle.comString errMsg = "Required value missing for AddressVO.State" Here I need to write a generic method which parse the only the respective VO and field like in this case AddressVO.State. Since the VO and field can be anything. What is the min and max limit we need set for parsing and hoe we can parse only the respective VO and field. ... |