To split a string, use String.split():
http://developer.android.com/reference/java/lang/String.html#split(java.lang.String)

For the ListView, use an ArrayAdapter that maps an array of items to
be displayed in a a list. Each item can be of a class you define that
contains the name and id. Tell the ListView to display each row with
the name only. There are tutorials that describe how to do this.



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On Oct 12, 4:43 am, ragavendran s <[email protected]> wrote:
> Can anybody tell pls.....
> I m new to android.....
>
> Here is my question:
>
> example:
> |4|2|raghav|4|Roshan|5|raghul|6|sachin
>
> Wat i need means i want to separate this by string tokenizer("|") and store
> it into separate values....the first number "4"indicates i need 4 list itms
> should display with name specified above ....the second indicates "2"are
> unique id for each member like"2"for raghav ,"4" for Roshan and "5"for
> raghul and "6" for Sachin....
>
> How i can display certain listitem based upon number indicating in first
> (i.e)"4" above given example...
>
> when i display list it should consists only name not the unique id....if i
> click the name the particular unique id should display......
>
> Pls its urgent....
>
> Thanks in anvance....
> Raghav.S
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