java.text
.See: Description
Interface | Description |
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FormatFactory |
Format factory.
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Class | Description |
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CompositeFormat |
Formats using one formatter and parses using a different formatter.
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ExtendedMessageFormat |
Extends
java.text.MessageFormat to allow pluggable/additional formatting
options for embedded format elements. |
FormattableUtils |
Provides utilities for working with the
Formattable interface. |
StrBuilder |
Builds a string from constituent parts providing a more flexible and powerful API
than StringBuffer.
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StrLookup<V> |
Lookup a String key to a String value.
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StrLookup.MapStrLookup<V> |
Lookup implementation that uses a Map.
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StrLookup.SystemPropertiesStrLookup |
Lookup implementation based on system properties.
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StrMatcher |
A matcher class that can be queried to determine if a character array
portion matches.
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StrMatcher.CharMatcher |
Class used to define a character for matching purposes.
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StrMatcher.CharSetMatcher |
Class used to define a set of characters for matching purposes.
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StrMatcher.NoMatcher |
Class used to match no characters.
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StrMatcher.StringMatcher |
Class used to define a set of characters for matching purposes.
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StrMatcher.TrimMatcher |
Class used to match whitespace as per trim().
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StrSubstitutor |
Substitutes variables within a string by values.
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StrTokenizer |
Tokenizes a string based based on delimiters (separators)
and supporting quoting and ignored character concepts.
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WordUtils |
Operations on Strings that contain words.
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Provides classes for handling and manipulating text, partly as an extension to java.text
.
The classes in this package are, for the most part, intended to be instantiated (i.e. they are not utility classes
with lots of static methods).
Amongst other classes, the text package provides a replacement for StringBuffer
named StrBuilder
, a class for substituting variables within a String named StrSubstitutor
and a replacement for StringTokenizer
named StrTokenizer
.
While somewhat ungainly, the Str
prefix has been used to ensure we don't clash with any current or future standard Java classes.