From: "Cédric Finance" <pticedric@...>
Date: 2007-11-09T22:11:11+09:00
Subject: Re: a problem related string(250 score)

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The argument of the split method in java is a string representing a regexp.
So you can do this: str.split("X+");


On Nov 9, 2007 1:20 PM, Johnson Wang <99100@163.com> wrote:

> Dear C=E9dric Finance,
> with ruby,we can use regex like this"str.split(/X+/)."
>  X+ stands for more than one 'X'.But java can not split the provided
> text into an array by using regexm,right?
> I have searched Java document for a long time,but maybe we couldn`t do
> it like this.
> My email is 99100@163.com, tks for your answer!
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