Name
ParsePosition
Synopsis
ParsePosition
objects are
passed to the parse( )
and parseObject(
)
methods of Format
and its subclasses.
The ParsePosition
class represents the position in
a string at which parsing should begin or at which parsing stopped.
Before calling a parse( )
method, you can specify
the starting position of parsing by passing the desired index to the
ParsePosition( )
constructor or by calling the
setIndex( )
of an existing
ParsePosition
object. When parse(
)
returns, you can determine where parsing ended by calling
getIndex( )
. When parsing multiple objects or
values from a string, a single ParsePosition
object can be used sequentially.
public class ParsePosition { // Public Constructors public ParsePosition(int index); // Public Instance Methods 1.2 public int getErrorIndex( ); public int getIndex( ); 1.2 public void setErrorIndex(int ei); public void setIndex(int index); // Public Methods Overriding Object 1.2 public boolean equals(Object obj); 1.2 public int hashCode( ); 1.2 public String toString( ); }
Passed To
ChoiceFormat.parse( )
, DateFormat.{parse(
)
, parseObject( )}
,
DecimalFormat.parse( )
,
Format.parseObject( )
,
MessageFormat.{parse( )
, parseObject(
)}
, NumberFormat.{parse( )
,
parseObject( )}
, SimpleDateFormat.parse(
)
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