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gcolefla
tokens(delimiters) available for splitTokens()
Apr 28th, 2009, 4:34pm  
Is there a full list of tokens(also known as delimiters) that can be used with splitToken() - found here (http://processing.org/reference/splitTokens_.html)

for example I want a token to be the number 8217, and to exclude periods, but not ellipses... thanks for any help
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PhiLho 
Re: tokens(delimiters) available for splitTokens()
Reply #1 - Apr 29th, 2009, 8:17am  
The list is unlimited as you can provide your own delimiters...

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I want a token to be the number 8217

I suppose you mean character whose Unicode value is 8217
=> "\u8217"
Unless that's the decimal value, in this case it will be "\u2019"

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to exclude periods, but not ellipses

Ellipses like … or like ...? (one char, \u2026, vs. three)
In the second case, you might want to use Java's String's split, which accept regular expression as delimiter.
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