StringTokenizer

[ypsmag]

i save this whole thing as a string.....
Senior Project Manager-1,Assistant Manager-1,Chainmen-2,Clerk Of Work-1
Asistant Manager-1,Chainmen-2,Clerk Of Work-1

how do i know that this is end of string.....and what is the way that i need to save different number of data in the next string....
for example i have this 2 data......i using StringTokenizer to separate it and how do i want to get one by one.......because every line of data it have different total of the employee........how do i check whether it is end of string......

Thanks

[rushiku]

String string = "a,b,c";
StringTokenizer tokens = new StringTokenizer( string, "," );
while( tokens.hasMoreTokens() ) {
  System.out.println( tokens.nextToken() );
}
output:
a
b
c

The above code will tokenize and process a String containing 1 token, or 100,000 tokens - it doesn't matter how many there are. You'll know that there are no more tokens when the while fails.

[plummer]

check out the 'split' function. It has replaced StringTokenizer and is much easier to deal with.