Subject: Basic string parsing/splitting question. From: "Stoaks, Max" <Stoaks_Max@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 13:57:28 -0700 |
Sorry for this basic question... I have a comma delimited list of tokens in a string that I want to get the first three from (if there are more than three). Else just the first one or two. I.e. Given this string: "Dogs, Big Sheep, Little Mice, Ants, Pelicans" I'd like the result to be: "Dogs, Big Sheep, Little Mice ..." Given: "Dogs, Big Sheep, Little Mice" It should just say: "Dogs, Big Sheep, Little Mice" Ditto for shorter ones. Seems like there should be a function to split after the third occurrence of ",", but I don't find that anywhere. Meanwhile, I'm looking at the EXSLT extensions to see if I can use a tokenizer or something like that. Any help would be appreciated. I'm using XalanJ 2.6. Thanx, Max
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