After looking for a while, it's still bugging me:
I have a simple code where I want to retrieve data looking like:
data1/data2/style…
and I want to separate the data at each /. So I have written:
MyData = data.split("/")
and then:
for (i = 0; i < myData.size; i++)
to iterate over the values. But I'm getting the following error:
no signature of method length for type argument: () values: []
so I'm assuming that myData is empty.
if you want to iterate using an integer, you should use MyData.size() in the for loop.
But it is a better idea to do:
String[] myData = data.split("/");
for (String s: myData) {
System.out.println(s);
}
to use each string of the array.
If the iteration only iterates once over your array, then it may be your string that has a problem. As a double check, you may do:
System.out.println(myData.size());
You may also want to add a breakpoint after the .split() and look using a debugger if the array really contains all the strings you're expecting it to contain.
for(int i;…;…) version on purpose, because you should better use iterators instead of indexes as iterators protects you from typos or mistakes that can compile and throw an exception at runtime.I am having some trouble understanding your question, even with the translation :)
In the line
mesDonnees = maDonnee.split("/");
mesDonnees needs to be a String array (String[]) and you can loop through it like:
for (String str : mesDonnees) {
//... do somwething with str
}
You can rename str something in French if you like, I couldn't think of a suitable name
.size()to get the length of a list, not.lengthfor (String s : mesDonnees) { //use s }MyData = data.split("/")should beMyData myData = data.split("/")