Suppose i have a Text type data, say, "abcd mnop xyz" and i want to extract
everything except "mnop" how can i do that.What i tried is
Text completeText = new Text("abcd mnop xyz");
Text deleteText = new Text("mnop");
int indexDelete =
completeText.getValue().indexOf(deleteText.getValue());
int lengthOfdeleteText = deleteText.getValue().length();
int lengthOfcompleteText = completeText.getValue().length();
char firstend[]= new char[indexDelete-0];
char lastend[] = new
char[lengthOfcompleteText-(indexDelete+lengthOfdeleteText)];
completeText.getValue().getChars(
(indexDelete+lengthOfdeleteText), lengthOfcompleteText, lastend, 0 );
completeText.getValue().getChars(0, indexDelete, firstend,
0);
Text firstendText = new Text(firstend.toString());
Text lastendText = new Text(lastend.toString());
Text remainingText = new
Text(firstendText.getValue()+lastendText.getValue());
but what i am getting is "[c@2fas". I tried this logic with simple String
type of data and its working fine but not with Text.The char array's size
is also correct its just that the characters are not getting stored
properly.
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