: I'll keep the &&, || and ! operators always active whatever the language.
that's probably wise : As for the bundle.getStringArray(key), it doesn't work for properties files. : A workaround to allow multiple words for each operator would be to put many : on the same line in the property file, as: : I'll make it using a semi column (;) as a separator in the property file, : shouldn't be used too often. Please tell me if I should use something else. As i said, i don't really have a lot of experience with ResourceBundles, but from what i can tell, i think you should just use getStringArray and trust whatever list comes back (you get a 0 or 1 item list when using a Properties file right?) the level of abstraction you have is with the ResourceBundle API -- not the Properties API, so you shouldn't assume that your users are providing a PropertiesResourfceBundle in which you can/need-to split the strings you get -- trust that the getStringAttary method does the right thing, most people wll use properties files that return single values, and if anyone wants multiple values they can write their own class implimenting ResourceBundle which returns multiplevalues. if you *really* want to support multiple values in Properties fields ... have a key which if set denotes the string value that all other values should be split on, if not set, then no splitting is done (that way you don't have to worry that you might pick a "split character" which winds up being important to someone. -Hoss --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
