Java Utililty Methods String Clip

List of utility methods to do String Clip

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Description

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Method

Stringclip(final String s, final int leftClip, final int rightClip)
Trims characters off the start and end of a string 
return leftClip + rightClip >= s.length() ? "" : s.substring(leftClip, s.length() - rightClip);
Stringclip(String characterItem)
clip 
int length = characterItem.length();
if (length > 0) {
    int startingIdx = length - 1;
    boolean charsDeleted = false;
    while (startingIdx >= 0) {
        char c = characterItem.charAt(startingIdx);
        if (c <= ' ' || c == '\u3000') {
            charsDeleted = true;
...
Stringclip(String str, int startChars)
clip 
return str.length() <= startChars ? str : str.substring(0, startChars) + "...";
StringClipObjectReferenceAddress(String p_fullObjectReference)
Sometimes it is convenient for logging purposes to be able to add the reference address so that you can track the life of a particular object more easily. 
return p_fullObjectReference.substring(p_fullObjectReference.indexOf('@') + 1);
StringclipString(String input, int numChars, boolean appendEllipses)
Reduces the input string to the number of chars, or its length if the number of chars exceeds the input string's length 
int end = Math.min(numChars, input.length());
String output = input.substring(0, end);
if (appendEllipses) {
    output = (output.length() < input.length()) ? output + "..." : output;
return output;
StringclipText(String text, int maxLength)
clip Text 
if (text.length() <= maxLength) {
    return text;
} else {
    return text.substring(0, maxLength) + "...";