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Jörg Gottschling commented on LANG-409:
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Hm,... OK, that's the same. I use StringUtils very much, but I had not seen
this already. I just did not associate "blank" with "only Whitespace". My fault.
And about the second one: isNotBlank(String string, int length) seams not to be
the right naming. I also proposed a method isLength(String string, int length)
Perhaps this best solved in conjunction with that method, like that:
isNotBlank(string) && isLength(string, 5)
Or do "isTextLength" or "isLengthNotBlank" seam to be more useful?
> StringUtils.isText to check in a null safe way if a String has (real) text
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> Key: LANG-409
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LANG-409
> Project: Commons Lang
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Jörg Gottschling
> Priority: Minor
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> I used something similar from the Spring Framework and it was useful. I
> suggest two methods where the second is a little more advanced then theirs.
> First a method StringUtils.isText(String text) : boolean which checks if the
> String is not null and contains a least one not whitespace character. (In
> Spring it's "hasText", but "isText" seams to be more consistent within
> commons lang.)
> The second method could be StringUtils.isText(String text, int n) : boolean
> which checks if the String is not null and contains a least n not whitespace
> characters.
> Question: What happens if a (stupid ;-) developer checks for -5 characters? I
> think it should throw an IllegalArgumentException.
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