I have to Store the String value in fixed char array, i tried but after storing the value char array size changed depends upon the String Value... Can Any one tell me how to fix that issue..
char[] uniqueID = new char[10];
String lUniqueID = mUniqueIdTxtFld.getText();
uniqueID = lUniqueID.toCharArray();
O/P:
lUniqueID=12D;
it show in uniqueID[1,2,D]...
But i need [1,2,D,,,,,,,,]
(ie) fixed Char array, it should not change.. Any one suggestion me what is wrong on that.
The current problem is that when doing uniqueID = lUniqueID.toCharArray(); you are assigning a new char array to uniqueID and not the content of it into the previous array defined.
What you want to achieve can be done using Arrays.copyOf.
char[] uniqueID = Arrays.copyOf(lUniqueID.toCharArray(), 10);
Use this method
and copy the chars from uniqueID = lUniqueID.toCharArray();
to some 10 chars long array arr which you created up-front.
You may try this:
public static void main(String arguments[]) {
char[] padding = new char[10];
char[] uniqueID = mUniqueIdTxtFld.getText().toCharArray();
System.arraycopy(uniqueID, 0, padding, 0, Math.min(uniqueID.length, padding.length));
System.out.println(Arrays.toString(padding));
}
Here is the snippet:
char[] uniqueID = new char[10];
String lUniqueID = mUniqueIdTxtFld.getText();
char[] compactUniqueID = lUniqueID.toCharArray();
System.arraycopy(compactUniqueID, 0, uniqueID, 0, compactUniqueID.length);
Have you tried the yourString.getChars(params) method?
lUniqueId.getChars(0,uniqueID.length,uniqueID, 0);
'1','2','D',0,0,0,0,0,0,0. Why would you want that? What are you trying to achieve?