ParsePosition

ParsePosition

java.text

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Java 1.1

ParsePosition objects are passed to the parse( ) and parseObject( ) methods of Format and its subclasses. The ParsePosition class represents the position in a string at which parsing should begin or at which parsing stopped . Before calling a parse( ) method, you can specify the starting position of parsing by passing the desired index to the ParsePosition( ) constructor or by calling the setIndex( ) of an existing ParsePosition object. When parse( ) returns, you can determine where parsing ended by calling getIndex( ) . When parsing multiple objects or values from a string, a single ParsePosition object can be used sequentially.

 public class  ParsePosition  {  // Public Constructors  public  ParsePosition  (int  index  );  // Public Instance Methods   1.2  public int  getErrorIndex  ( );        public int  getIndex  ( );  1.2  public void  setErrorIndex  (int  ei  );        public void  setIndex  (int  index  );  // Public Methods Overriding Object   1.2  public boolean  equals  (Object  obj  );  1.2  public int  hashCode  ( );  1.2  public String  toString  ( );   } 

Passed To

ChoiceFormat.parse( ) , DateFormat.{parse( ) , parseObject( )} , DecimalFormat.parse( ) , Format.parseObject( ) , MessageFormat.{parse( ) , parseObject( )} , NumberFormat.{parse( ) , parseObject( )} , SimpleDateFormat.parse( )