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Parsing a txt file having different number of spaces
I am not able to parse the following data in txt file in java.
SoftSwitchN956 Name IP Address Result
BRAZIL(Current) 199.111.0.115 Success
line.trim(),line.replaceAll("\\s", ","), none of the methods is working.
Please suggest a way to parse the data.
Re: Parsing a txt file having different number of spaces
I am sure you already found the answer but i will answer in case anyone else need to do something similar. Based on your example here, you could have used StringTokenizer:
StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer("BRAZIL(Current) 199.111.0.115 Success"," ");
while (st.hasMoreTokens()) {
System.out.println(st.nextToken());
}
This would have printed each words. No matter how many spaces in between them all.
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