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Need something like a "Hashtable<String[], Integer>" kind of data type @@
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Is there something like that? If there is I would be a happy camper :-)
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I have a String[] (String array (a Sequence of String more precisely since order matters)) which I need to hash for fastest access
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If the sequence of Strings is found in the hashmap all I need is the index
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How do you do something like that? Any suggestions?
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Thank you
lbrtchx
Last edited by Albretch Mueller; November 27th, 2010 at 10:22 PM. Reason: restating issues
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Re: Need something like a "Hashtable<String[], Integer>" kind of data type @@
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Oops! There is indeed such a thing I had just mistyped the statement
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Thanks
lbrtchx
Re: Need something like a "Hashtable<String[], Integer>" kind of data type @@
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After thinking about these issues for a while I think I found some basic JVM inconsistencies. Try the demo code posted there
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java.util.Hashtable inconcistencies . . . Homo Symbolicus's Blog
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lbrtchx
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