RE: StringTokenizer problem

[dderiso@employease.com]

Can you post the code that you're using?  I think you get results like yours below when you call toString() on an object that uses the default Object.toString() method.

 

-David

-----Original Message-----
From: Deron Pardue [mailto:dpardue@dspin.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 5:06 PM
To: ajug-members@ajug.org
Subject: StringTokenizer problem

Hi!  I'm using the StringTokenizer to split up a string into key=value pairs. It seems to be working fine, but when I print the values to the command line, I get the text below after the last line.  Sometimes it's only a few lines, others its as many as this.  Doe anyone know what this means?

 

Thanks!

 

Deron Pardue

 

java.util.StringTokenizer@4653
java.util.StringTokenizer@4a9b
java.util.StringTokenizer@50ae
java.util.StringTokenizer@50ae
java.util.StringTokenizer@50ae
java.util.StringTokenizer@50ae
java.util.StringTokenizer@61d3
java.util.StringTokenizer@61d3
java.util.StringTokenizer@61d3
java.util.StringTokenizer@61d3
java.util.StringTokenizer@72d5
java.util.StringTokenizer@7742
java.util.StringTokenizer@7742
java.util.StringTokenizer@7742
java.util.StringTokenizer@7742
java.util.StringTokenizer@865
java.util.StringTokenizer@865
java.util.StringTokenizer@1106
java.util.StringTokenizer@1106
java.util.StringTokenizer@1106
java.util.StringTokenizer@1106
java.util.StringTokenizer@5a4e
java.util.StringTokenizer@5a4e
java.util.StringTokenizer@5a4e
java.util.StringTokenizer@6718
java.util.StringTokenizer@6718
java.util.StringTokenizer@6718
java.util.StringTokenizer@6718
java.util.StringTokenizer@46ca
java.util.StringTokenizer@46ca
java.util.StringTokenizer@46ca
java.util.StringTokenizer@46ca