com.pervasive.datarush.util

Class StringUtil

java.lang.Object

com.pervasive.datarush.util.StringUtil

public class StringUtil
extends Object

Utility methods for operating on strings.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
StringUtil()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static String	escapeAndQuote(String str) Escapes the input string and surrounds it with single quotes.
static String	escapeFieldName(String name) Escapes a field name, for use in the expression language.
static String	formatFieldName(String name) Formats a field name for printing to the console or GUI.
static String	getTypeName(String packageStyleType) Gets the unqualified type name from a fully qualified type name.
static String	join(Iterable<?> values) Concatenates string values together using a comma followed by a space.
static String	join(Object[] values) Concatenates string values together using a comma followed by a space.
static String	join(String separator, Iterable<?> values) Concatenates string values together using a separator.
static String	join(String separator, Object[] values) Concatenates string values together using a separator.
static String[]	parseCSV(String data) Parses a comma-separated list into an array of strings.
static String[]	split(String data, char delimiter) Splits incoming String data into an array of substrings based on a character delimiter.
static String	toCSV(Collection<String> values) Create a csv from a list of strings
static String	unescapeAndQuote(String str) Removes a single layer of matched leading and trailing quotes, and also unescapes JavaScript style escape sequences.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

StringUtil

public StringUtil()

Method Detail

escapeAndQuote

public static String escapeAndQuote(String str)

Escapes the input string and surrounds it with single quotes.

This method should not be used for field names; instead, use formatFieldName(String).

Parameters:

str - the string to escape and quote

Returns:

the escaped and quoted string

unescapeAndQuote

public static String unescapeAndQuote(String str)

Removes a single layer of matched leading and trailing quotes, and also unescapes JavaScript style escape sequences.

Parameters:

str - the string to unquote and unescape

Returns:

the unquoted and unescaped string

formatFieldName

public static String formatFieldName(String name)

Formats a field name for printing to the console or GUI. The field name is surrounded with backticks, as it would be formatted in the expression language.

Parameters:

name - the field name to format

Returns:

the formatted field name

escapeFieldName

public static String escapeFieldName(String name)

Escapes a field name, for use in the expression language. Control characters and backticks are escaped, while quotes and Unicode characters are left intact.

Parameters:

name - the field name to escape

Returns:

the escaped field name

getTypeName

public static String getTypeName(String packageStyleType)

Gets the unqualified type name from a fully qualified type name. For example an input of "com.acme.Foo" would result in "Foo".

Parameters:

packageStyleType - the fully qualified type name in dot notation

Returns:

Type the unqualified name

join

public static String join(String separator,
                          Iterable<?> values)

Concatenates string values together using a separator. Values are concatenated in order according to the Iterator of values. Objects in values that are not strings are converted to strings via their Object.toString() method.

Parameters:

separator - the separator to use between string values

values - the values to concatenate

Returns:

values joined by separator into a single string

join

public static String join(Iterable<?> values)

Concatenates string values together using a comma followed by a space. Values are concatenated in order according to the Iterator of values. Objects in values that are not strings are converted to strings via their Object.toString() method.

This method is equivalent to join(", ", values).

Parameters:

values - the values to concatenate

Returns:

values joined by ", " into a single string

join

public static String join(String separator,
                          Object[] values)

Concatenates string values together using a separator. Objects in values that are not strings are converted to strings via their Object.toString() method.

Parameters:

separator - the separator to use between string values

values - the values to concatenate

Returns:

values joined by separator into a single string

join

public static String join(Object[] values)

Concatenates string values together using a comma followed by a space. Objects in values that are not strings are converted to strings via their Object.toString() method.

This method is equivalent to join(", ", values).

Parameters:

values - the values to concatenate

Returns:

values joined by ", " into a single string

split

public static final String[] split(String data,
                                   char delimiter)

Splits incoming String data into an array of substrings based on a character delimiter. If the delimiter didn't exist, the returned array contains one element equal to the original string data. This method is a subset of String.split() which takes regex and is less efficient.

Parameters:

data - the string to split

delimiter - the character separating elements

Returns:

string array

parseCSV

public static String[] parseCSV(String data)

Parses a comma-separated list into an array of strings. extra whitespace is ignored

Parameters:

data -

Returns:

toCSV

public static String toCSV(Collection<String> values)

Create a csv from a list of strings

Parameters:

values - the values

Returns:

a comma-separated list of values