Ok first things first.
1) As I develop, always use try/catch on these kind of operations, so they
only show warnings, but wouldn't force-quit program.
2) Try putting a number only format in youre EditText. (I dont remember
correctly but that's android:inputType:"number" or
android:inputMethod:"number". That will prevent user from entering symbols,
only numbers.
3) Try parsing options, here is a nice and simple examples to start to.
http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~hasti/cs302/examples/Parsing/parseString.html
Have fun :)
On Tuesday, March 6, 2012 7:36:54 AM UTC+2, Jagruti Sangani wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I have textbox in that some time i will enter the onlu number like
> 96350254 or 5002 those are not in fix length.and sometimes if select from
> contact then in text box number will be with the name like "5002
> jagruti".when i press the button then i want to pass only the number to the
> other page so how can i send only number from textbox value.I made the
> function and in that
> str=txt.getText().toString();
> int space1=str.indexOf(" ");
> s=str.substring(0, space1);
>
> this work perfectly if in tye textbox "5002 jagruti" but when i enter only
> 5002 then it will crash the application.so can anybody know how to do
> successfully pass the number.
>
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