Re: (clug-talk) OT Java question

[Evan Brown]

Hi thanx for the suggestions I figured it out after thinking about it. I 
was really tired and stupified yesterday but now I'm better, thanx everyone.

Evan

Shane&Lisa wrote:

You have probably got this figured out already but I got thinking about it
and couldn't stop until I figured it. There's probably more elegant
solutions:
   class test
   {
        public static void main(String [] args)
        {
             String str;
             int size;
             int index;
             //an array to store integers instead of charicters
             int [ ] prims;
             //the offending string of binary
             str = "0101010101010101010";
             //the size of the string
             size = str.length();
             //set our new array to the size
             prims = new int [size];
             System.out.print("The length of the string is: " + size);

                 for (index = 0; index < size; index++)
                 {
                  //not the most elegant solution
                  prims[index] = ((int) str.charAt(index) - 48);
                  //to make sure it's working properly
                  System.out.print("\ngot number " + prims[index]);
                 }
             //now you have an array of integers!
    }
}

Evan Brown wrote:

 

Anyone ever use Java to go from big String of binary, break up the
string into certain byte sizes and convert them to primative datatypes?
If so how did you do it cuz my code is ugly and I need some help.
Evan Brown