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| Roy Smith wrote:
> In article <9nis60dcqv6h4s4j2hfi3kdfc8i2n8f544@4ax.com>,
> Roedy Green <look-at-the-website@mindprod.com> wrote:
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> What's a "stomper"?
A Stomper takes a list of names, and iitializes them.
here's such a tool (and others) embedded in html with javascript
http://home.comcast.net/~stronghear...mper_tools.html
note: all tokens are comma separated.
first tools are various text case converters,
the next two enquote and dequote tokens,
"to final int" is the "stomper" - a better description than what I used.
in all cases, enter a list of "tokens"
enter this into textarea
house,
car,
peanut stand
select the mode - the stomper is most relavant...
press change" and this is what gets converted
public static final int
HOUSE=0,
CAR=1,
PEANUT STAND=2,
public static final String[] XX=
{
"house","car","peanut stand"
};
switch(key)
{
case HOUSE :
break; case CAR :
break; case PEANUT_STAND :
break; default :
}
the initialized final ints suitable for switch statements.
the initialized String[] of names.
and a skeleton of a switch statements.
It's a little bit broken, (PEANUT STAND=2, should be PEANUT_STAND=2; )
sloppy, and not in java.
some code is totally busted and not called, some code anticipates
enhancements.
however I find it usefull, as net beans doesn't have a case converter
and the stomper makes pretty quick work of property management.
I often have the browser open for api's anyway.
~SS~
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