String[] msgoptions;
String[] finalmsgs3 = finalmsgs2[3].split("RR");
for(i = 1; i < finalmsgs3.length; i++)
{
msgoptions[i] = finalmsgs3[i];
Log.e(TAG, "---------------" + msgoptions[i]);
}
I need your help, if you can resolve issues of my code. Actually i'm trying to assign values of an array variable to another array variable. but i can't do that because got some errors. So, Could you any one help me..?
You need to initialize the array msgoptions before using it, for example:
String[] msgoptions = new String[SIZE];
Rewrite your code to:
String[] finalmsgs3 = finalmsgs2[3].split("RR"); // switch first two lines
String[] msgoptions = new String[finalmsgs3.length]; // initilize the other array
for(i = 0; i < finalmsgs3.length; i++) // Array index starts at 0
{
msgoptions[i] = finalmsgs3[i];
Log.e(TAG, "---------------" + msgoptions[i]);
}
A better solution would be:
String[] finalmsgs3 = finalmsgs2[3].split("RR");
String[] msgoptions = Arrays.copyOf(finalmsgs3, finalmsgs3.length);
Try that :
String[] msgoptions = = new String[SIZE];;
String[] finalmsgs3 = finalmsgs2[3].split("RR");
int j=0;
for(i = 0; i < finalmsgs3.length; i++)
{
msgoptions[j] = finalmsgs3[i];
j++;
Log.e(TAG, "---------------" + msgoptions[i]);
}
First, on Java, you need to initialize your arrays. Also please note that they are based on 0 indexes.
So you should change your code to something like this:
String[] finalmsgs3 = finalmsgs2[3].split("RR");
String[] msgoptions = new String[finalmsgs3.length];
for(int i = 0; i < finalmsgs3.length; i++)
{
msgoptions[i] = finalmsgs3[i];
Log.e(TAG, "---------------" + msgoptions[i]);
}
But to do array copying you can avoid your code for using something more "standard" like java.util.Arrays.copyOf(T[] original, int newLength)
