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tada problem solved.. hehe, the correct syntax was:



if(data[i].contains("D")){
data[i] = data[i].replaceAll(".......\\WD", "");
}


Although the "." should have picked up the '...

Ok ive removed the 'D from the end so far. looking through the API it stated a non word character = \w

So hence i used replaceAll("\\WD", "");

now the rest shall be easy :) since they are...

Don't judge me i'm abit dodgy :P altho your String test is equal to my data[] array my data[] array is scanning per line which stores it in the String data[i] and then im checking if it contains...

hmm even when using *.D.* it still doesn't want to remove 14°Ar3'D 13°Ar49'D from the file :(.



FileReader file = new FileReader("AD Converter/temp/update.txt");
Scanner scan = new...

hehe it's ok i doubt i could do a better example as im still learning the class API hehe, I'm in australia. Will let u kno once i figure it out :)

Ok will take a look now. May as well have 4 hours to waste lol its 4am.. had to much coke cant sleep heh

whee would i begin? "*D" wont seem to work

unless its "\*D" ?

Ok so a text file has data per row. But some of the data changes constantly but at least keeps 2 of the same characters within the split section.



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