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I have a scanner in my program that reads in parts of the file and formats them for HTML. When I am reading my file, I need to know how to make the scanner know that it is at the end of a line and start writing to the next line. Here is the relevant part of my code, let me know if I left anything out : //scanner object to read the input file Scanner sc = new Scanner(file); //filewriter object for writing to the output file FileWriter fWrite = new FileWriter(outFile); //Reads in the input file 1 word at a time and decides how to ////add it to the output file while (sc.hasNext() == true) {

Is there a better way than what I have (through regex, for instance) to turn "div#container.blue" into this ["div", "#container", ".blue"]; Here's what I've have... var arr = []; function process(h1, h2) { var first = h1.split("#"); arr.push(first[0]); var secondarr = first[1].split("."); secondarr[0] = "#" + secondarr[0]; arr.push(secondarr[0]); for (i = 1; i< secondarr.length; i++) { arr.push(secondarr[i] = "." + secondarr[i]); } return arr; } Why not something like this? 'div#container.blue'.split(/(?=[#.])/); Because it's simply looking for a place where the next character is either # or

In most cases, CSV files are text files with records delimited by commas. However, sometimes these files will come semicolon delimited. (Excel will use semicolon delimiters when saving CSVs if the regional settings has the decimal separator set as the comma -- this is common in Europe. Ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values#Application_support ) My question is, what is the best way to have a program guess whether to have it comma or semicolon separated? e.g. a line like 1,1;1,1 may be ambiguous. It could be interpreted comma delimited as: 1 1;1 (a string) 1 or semicolon

I feel like I'm going around in circles with FOR loop options. I'm trying to take a string (output of a command) and split it on commas, then use each value to SET, e.g. String: USER=Andy,IP=1.2.3.4,HOSTNAME=foobar,PORT=1234 So I want to split on comma and then literally use that variable in SET. I don't know ahead of time how many many variables there will be. I've tried things like: FOR %%L IN (%MYSTRING%) DO ECHO %%L but that splits on the equals sign too so I end up with USER Andy IP 1.2.3.4 etc I just want to be able to do the following so I can SET USER=Andy etc, something like: FOR %%L

I have an overriding method with String which returns String in format of: "abc,cde,def,fgh" I want to split the string content into two parts: String before first comma and String after first comma My overriding method is : @Override protected void onPostExecute(String addressText) { placeTitle.setText(addressText); } Now how do I split the string into two parts, so that I can use them to set the text in two different TextView ? Razib You may use the following code snippet String str ="abc,cde,def,fgh"; String kept = str.substring( 0, str.indexOf(",")); String remainder = str.substring(str