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// Split on word boundaries, but allow embedded // periods and @ testStr = "Jerry Jerry@HerbSchildtcom"; Systemoutprintln("Original string: " + testStr); result = testStrsplit("[\\W && [^@]]+"); Systemoutprint("Allow and @ to be part of a word: "); showSplit(result); // Split on various punctuation and zero or more trailing spaces testStr = "This, is a!:; test "; Systemoutprintln("Original string: " + testStr); result = testStrsplit("[,! :;]+\\s*"); Systemoutprint("Split on various punctuation: "); showSplit(result); } }

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*This setting may be overridden by similar settings on the Elements themselves Menu (Basic) Button: Jump Function Sets the destination of a Button activation Function Sets the destination when end marker is reached Sets the destination when MENU is pressed Sets the destination when a Marker button is activated Function Sets the destination when end marker is reached Sets the destination when MENU is pressed Function Sets the destination when end marker is reached Sets the destination when MENU is pressed Also can be set in: Control-Click on Button, or use Button Inspector, or Drag Element to Button Also can be set in: Track Inspector Top Area Track Inspector General Tab Subtitle Inspector Button Tab

Also can be set in: Story Inspector End Jump (default: Same as Track) Story Inspector General Tab (default: Same as Track) Also can be set in: Slideshow Inspector End Jump (sometimes set by default) Slideshow Inspector General Tab

Original string: This is a test Split at spaces: This|is|a|test| Original string: One, Two, and Three Split at word boundaries: One|Two|and|Three| Original string: One, Two, and Three Split at commas: One|Two|and Three| Original string: Jerry Jerry@HerbSchildtcom Allow and @ to be part of a word: Jerry|Jerry@HerbSchildtcom| Original string: This, is a!:; test Split on various punctuation: This|is|a|test|

The following Sources and Connections will be listed in the Standard Source group, which will also include the Basic Sources listed above

Although the split( ) method is quite powerful, it is a bit lacking in flexibility For example, it is difficult to use split( ) to decompose a string based on delimiters that change relative to the context Although it is possible to devise very complex regular expressions that can handle quite sophisticated matching operations, this is not always the best approach Furthermore, there may be times when you want to fully tokenize a string, in which all parts of the string (including delimiters) are obtained In these situations, you can use the Pattern and Matcher classes supplied by Java s regular expression API to gain more convenient, detailed control This approach is shown in Tokenize a String Using the Regular Expression API You can limit the number of matches that split( ) will find, and thus the number of substrings that will be returned, by using this form of split( ): String[ ] split(String regExpr, int num) Here, regExpr specifies the delimiting expression The number of times that it will be matched is passed in num It will throw a PatternSyntaxException if regExpr does not contain a valid regular expression

Menu (Standard) Pre-Script Menu Timeout Track (Standard) Pre-Script Marker X: Menu Call Function Specifies a script to run before displaying this Menu Sets Target when Menu Timeout function expires Function Specifies a script to run before displaying this Track Sets the destination when MENU is pressed Also can be set in: Menu Inspector Menu Tab Menu Inspector General Tab Also can be set in: Track Inspector General Tab Marker Inspector General Tab

Classes javalangString Methods String[ ] split(String regExpr) String trim( )

*This setting overrides the Menu setting in Disc and Track Marker X: End Jump Sets the destination to go to when this Marker s section has completed playback Marker Inspector: End Jump