I understand now methods putString and getString for saving one string for example,
but I want to save some array of strings, for example 5 strings. I
found this two methods(putStringSet, getStringSet), but I don't know
how to fill Set<String> with strings. Can anybody help me?
I have some string in different languages like this :
String aa = " أهلاً و سهلاً"; // arbic
String arr = "आपका स्वागत है";// hindi
String str1 = "Tübingen systemportefølje";
Strings tr2 = "Das ist nicht Englisch";
String str3 = "這是不是英語"; // chinese
i want to set these string in text view .i try in this way :
try {
final String s = new String(arr.getBytes(), "U
How do I match a string with AWK?
Say I have the string [(*.+ it should only match strings containing the string [(*.+.
The string is entered by the user, so if you know a cli utility that can escape regexes it may work too.
Edit:
It should also match strings containing the string, such as foo[(*.+bar.
Im new to Android..
Im facing the problem with hashmap and arraylist....My problem is...
I have HashMap like this..
JSONObject c = groups.getJSONObject(i);
String questionid = c.getString(TAG_QUESID);
String question = c.getString(TAG_QUES);
String answer = c.getString(TAG_ANSW);
id=questionid;
quesid.add(questionid);
HashMap<String,
I have android application which takes huge String Object from telnet client. Later I Use only small part of the big String. I use
new String(Part of old string);
To separate new string Char array from old Strings char array.
I am trying to sort and get the top 3 maxium values for the VALUE(?)
Map<String,?> points = map
Tried using String, String and it works fine, but in this case I need Map<String, ?>.
Hello,
I need to apply an iptables rules using --string option.
I need to match on --hex or ascii 2 strings that are never localized on the same area.
Each samples I tried DROP only one of my two strings, so i have false positive.
I need to DROP the 2 STRINGS, but when i have only 1 string or the other, i don't want to DROP.
So, the rule what i am looking for is a AND rule around iptables.
So
I am a newbie to base64 strings.
I've stored base64 string in C,but I found out that some of the characters are missing from actual base64 code.
sed -n "/start/,/end/p" $file1 > $file2
I've base64 string from htmlfile using sed command.
Now I am storing it into C string by reading the file2
And I found that some characters are missing in the C string.
I am trying to get my app to use a different String for hebrew.
what I did was I created a different filder in "res" calles "values-iw" and places a "strings.xml" file in there.
when i do Locale.getDefault(); i get "heb-il" which by google is ok "Java uses several deprecated two-letter codes.
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