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Implementing HTML tags in Java Source Code
On finding a '{' in the ArrayList<String> a, I want my code to insert a line break in the next index position. How do I insert the line break using HTML tags? I know HTML line break is represented by <br> but is this compatible with a java source code...? Many thanks.
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Re: Implementing HTML tags in Java Source Code
If I understand your question correctly (posting code would help describe your scenario), suppose you have:
Then iterate through and add the br string where you wish:ArrayList<String> list = new ArrayList<String>(); list.add("<html>"); list.add("{"); list.add("}");
Note the loop is in reverse, so you can add elements without disrupting the future portions of the arraylistfor ( int i = list.size()-1; i >= 0; i-- ){ if ( list.get(i).equals("{")){ list.add( i+1, "<br>"); } }
Re: Implementing HTML tags in Java Source Code
Here's my piece of code:
>where toArray() is a method within the same class!public void studyText(String originalText) { textInArray = toArray(originalText); Iterator arrayText = textInArray.iterator(); while (arrayText.hasNext()) { if (arrayText.next().equals('{') || arrayText.next().equals('}')){ int i = textInArray.indexOf(arrayText.next()); textInArray.add(i+1, "<br>"); } }
Thank you, you've answered my question! I wasn't too sure how to incorporate the HTML tags into my code!
(Didn't try running this piece of code yet, NetBeans doesn't seem to have any syntactic problem with it but if you see any logic flaw...let me know. Many thanks!)
Last edited by helloworld922; March 20th, 2010 at 01:11 PM.
Re: Implementing HTML tags in Java Source Code
Oh and do I have to insert <html> in the first position of the ArrayList?
Re: Implementing HTML tags in Java Source Code
I don't know how you wish to use your ArrayList, why you are using a List, or what you fully want to accomplish in the scheme of things - so I couldn't advise you one way or the other.Originally Posted by bookface
In the code you posted, a note of caution in changing a collection while iterating over its iterator. Glad I could answer your question - the reverse loop will allow you to change the list as you loop through and not face the hazards of changing the collection while using its iterator.
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