Hello mate,
Here it goes.
char a = 't';
String charStr = new String(String.valueOf(a));
or simply:
String charStr = String.valueOf(a);
Hope that helps.
Regards,
TS
2009/11/22 tedpottel <tedpot...@gmail.com>
> Hi,
> I'm trying to creat a row of buttons with the letters a to z in them,
> hear is my code
> char a;
> a='B';
> a++;
> while(a<'z')
> {
> String set= new String(a);
> mPanel.add( new Button(set) );
> }
> The line
> String set= new String(a);
> has a error, no constructer.
> Is there a way to store a char in a string?
> Or another soultion to my code block?
> Ted
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