Java: Preserve empty string

[Kajal Sharma]

Hi,

I have a string like this in the xml file:

global.displayString =" Price" + " " ;

Initially using StringTokenizer to split the string. But now I want to preserve the white spaces which exists at the end of the string.

Please suggest.

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[Ilja Preuss]

I don't understand the question. What exactly do you want to do, what code are you having now, and how is what it is doing different from what you want to have?

[Kajal Sharma]

I have a xml file having string as:

global.displayString = "$" + global.price + " ";

In the present scenario while doing various processing in the file ?I am reading data from xml file using String Tokenizer
StringTokenizer attrtokens = new StringTokenizer(RHSStr," ");
taking space as a delimiter.

But now I want some way where I can keep a record of such strings where a long empty string has been added , to avoid any loss of such type of strings.

Hope this explains a little more.