I have a (rather ugly) bit of code that handles a String that I'm trying to reformat.
One of the problems is that the "page" that the String holds has a list of text in an odd format:
In other words, there are two newlines after each character. I would like to replace them with a single newline. I know they are newlines (hex code 0A), but the replaceAll() method for the String class isn't working.Code:text text text (etc)
Any help out there?
Jason
Code:int arraySize = inventoryPages.length; for (int i=0; i<arraySize; i++) { String page = inventoryPages[i]; //System.out.print(page); // Kill the blank lines in the string and replace them with one newline page.replaceAll("\\u000A","|"); page.replaceAll("||","\\u000A"); System.out.print(page); // Split the string into a List delimited by a \n (one element per line) List lines = Arrays.asList(page.split("\n")); // Get the initial size of the list int listSize = lines.size(); // remove the last 15 lines of cruft, then the first line for (int j = listSize; j>=listSize-14; j--) { lines.remove(j); } lines.remove(0); // Keep removing line 14 until it deletes what used to be line 27 for (int j= 14; j<=27; j++) { lines.remove(14); } // Delete line 70 - 83 for (int j=70;j<=83; j++) { lines.remove(70); } // Delete line 83 - The end listSize = lines.size(); for (int j=83; j<listSize; j++) { lines.remove(83); } // Create a new StringBuffer object, then append the remaining lines and // the \n delimeter back to it StringBuffer tempSB = new StringBuffer(); for (int j=0; j<lines.size(); j++) { tempSB.append((String) lines.get(j)).append("\n"); } // Update the information in the element inventoryPages[i] = tempSB.toString(); }


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