I basically want to say if character at slot 2 has something there or if character at slot 3 has somethin g there then the statement is valid.
if(partOnePC.charAt(2) != NULL || partOnePC.charAt(3) != NULL)
{
}
Thanks in advance, Tom
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How do I represent any character in a piece of code?
I basically want to say if character at slot 2 has something there or if character at slot 3 has somethin g there then the statement is valid.
if(partOnePC.charAt(2) != NULL || partOnePC.charAt(3) != NULL)
{
}
Thanks in advance, Tom
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Re: How do I represent any character in a piece of code?
pos.2 or 3 will include a range between 1 ... 255 (0x01 .. 0xFF)if (partOnePC != null && (partOnePC.charAt(2) > 0 || partOnePC.charAt(3) > 0))
93tomh (July 15th, 2012)
Re: How do I represent any character in a piece of code?
Thanks mate, this really did help a lot!
Re: How do I represent any character in a piece of code?
You're welcome. The code is the 100% "bug-free" if you check the length of the string before you poke each position. Here is it,Originally Posted by 93tomh
if (partOnePC != null && partOnePc.length() > 3 && (partOnePC.charAt(2) > 0 || partOnePC.charAt(3) > 0))
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