Bhavesh :
I have an input stream which has fields separated by tab(\t) which looks like this
String str = " acc123\tdpId123\t2011-01-01\t2022-01-01\[email protected]\tIN\t1233\tSOMETHING ";
which works fine when I do str = str.trim(); and
strArray = str.split("\t", -1);
strArray=["acc123","dpId123","2011-01-01","2022-01-01","[email protected]","IN","1233","SOMETHING"] will give size as 8
But last field in the input record is not mandatory and can be skipped.
So the input can look like this too.
String str1 = "acc123\tdpId123\t2011-01-01\t2022-01-01\[email protected]\tIN\t1233\t";
but in this case last field should be empty but when I use this string after trim and split my size is 7
str1 = str1.trim();
strArray = str1.split("\t", -1);
strArray=["acc123","dpId123","2011-01-01","2022-01-01","[email protected]","IN","1233"]will give size as 7
But I want
strArray=["acc123","dpId123","2011-01-01","2022-01-01","[email protected]","IN","1233",""]
How can I avoid this situation?
Mushif Ali Nawaz :
There you go:
String str1 = " acc123\tdpId 123\t201 1-01-01\t2022-01-01\[email protected]\tIN\t1233\t";
str1 = str1.replaceAll("^[ ]+", ""); // removing leading spaces
str1 = str1.replaceAll("[ ]+$", ""); // removing trailing spaces
String[] split = str1.split("\t", -1);
System.out.println(Arrays.toString(split));
System.out.println(split.length);
String#trim method also removes \t. To handle that I have removed only the leading and trailing spaces using regex.
Output:
[acc123, dpId 123, 201 1-01-01, 2022-01-01, [email protected], IN, 1233, ]
8
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