Thanks
for all the suggestions. I guess I failed to mention that I am working with
Applets which means that I am only working with JDK 1.1 and awt only. However, I
can always import the segment code into the project.
Regards.
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From: Roger Glover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 12:19 AM
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Subject: [jdjlist] RE: String segmentation??? (was: RE: Slow: string += s tring)Exactly! And since Segment is basically a character array with "offset" and "count" values to indicate the current "text of interest", you may not need to do an array copy at all!-- Roger____________________________________________________-----Original Message-----
From: Burnett, David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Point taken - I was thinking of the last time I had to do this and I was parsing the string for HTML tags and other strange content at the time and converting the computer-friendly stuff to human-friendly stuff as I went.It is more efficient to start at the required length and work backwards if you can depend on arraycopy (substring) to move chars for you.db-----Original Message-----
From: Roger Glover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]RE: "A look at the source code..."Take another look. :^) The method does not "iterate through" to "the required line length", it *starts* at the required line length and then iterates backward looking for whitespace.-- Roger
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