Whitespace-problems in java properties file used to change language [duplicate]
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I need help with a java properties file that i am using to change the language of my program. The problem is: i want some of the strings in the properties-file to start with a space. however, java automatically trims the leading whitespace. Therefore whenever i am printing out some variable (like a chosen player name: John) followed by a line from the properties-file(won the game) it prints: ''Johnwon the game'', instead of ''John won the game.''
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is it possible to avoid this?
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There are few articles on the net if you search using a string like "java properties file whitespace". Here are some:reading-properties-file-with-spaced-value and reading-properties-file-with-space-null-escaping.
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is it possible to avoid this?
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I need help with a java properties file that i am using to change the language of my program. The problem is: i want some of the strings in the properties-file to start with a space. however, java automatically trims the leading whitespace. Therefore whenever i am printing out some variable (like a chosen player name: John) followed by a line from the properties-file(won the game) it prints: ''Johnwon the game'', instead of ''John won the game.''
is it possible to avoid this?
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Java ResourceBundle leading whitespace in values
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There are few articles on the net if you search using a string like "java properties file whitespace". Here are some:reading-properties-file-with-spaced-value and reading-properties-file-with-space-null-escaping.
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There are few articles on the net if you search using a string like "java properties file whitespace". Here are some:reading-properties-file-with-spaced-value and reading-properties-file-with-space-null-escaping.
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Post the code you tried.
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There are few articles on the net if you search using a string like "java properties file whitespace". Here are some:reading-properties-file-with-spaced-value and reading-properties-file-with-space-null-escaping.
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You can escape leading space like:
example = won the game
However, it would be more conventional to hold the whole formatting string, like:
example = %s won the game
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No, Leading whitespaces in a property value are automatically trimmed by Java, but trailing whitespaces are preserved. To workaround, you can simply modify your print statement.
answered Nov 8 at 12:24
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You can escape leading space like:
example = won the game
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example = %s won the game
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This was just what i was looking for! Thanks dude :)
– Asama Hayder
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You can escape leading space like:
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example = %s won the game
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Tim
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This was just what i was looking for! Thanks dude :)
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You can escape leading space like:
example = won the game
However, it would be more conventional to hold the whole formatting string, like:
example = %s won the game
answered Nov 8 at 12:31
Tim
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You can escape leading space like:
example = won the game
However, it would be more conventional to hold the whole formatting string, like:
example = %s won the game
answered Nov 8 at 12:31
Tim
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answered Nov 8 at 12:31
Tim
4,44612137
answered Nov 8 at 12:31
Tim
4,44612137
answered Nov 8 at 12:31
Tim
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4,44612137
This was just what i was looking for! Thanks dude :)
– Asama Hayder
Nov 8 at 14:30
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This was just what i was looking for! Thanks dude :)
– Asama Hayder
Nov 8 at 14:30
This was just what i was looking for! Thanks dude :)
– Asama Hayder
Nov 8 at 14:30
This was just what i was looking for! Thanks dude :)
– Asama Hayder
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Is it possible to avoid this?
No, Leading whitespaces in a property value are automatically trimmed by Java, but trailing whitespaces are preserved. To workaround, you can simply modify your print statement.
answered Nov 8 at 12:24
susan
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Is it possible to avoid this?
No, Leading whitespaces in a property value are automatically trimmed by Java, but trailing whitespaces are preserved. To workaround, you can simply modify your print statement.
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Is it possible to avoid this?
No, Leading whitespaces in a property value are automatically trimmed by Java, but trailing whitespaces are preserved. To workaround, you can simply modify your print statement.
answered Nov 8 at 12:24
susan
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Is it possible to avoid this?
No, Leading whitespaces in a property value are automatically trimmed by Java, but trailing whitespaces are preserved. To workaround, you can simply modify your print statement.
answered Nov 8 at 12:24
susan
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answered Nov 8 at 12:24
susan
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– forpas
Nov 8 at 12:07
There are few articles on the net if you search using a string like "java properties file whitespace". Here are some:reading-properties-file-with-spaced-value and reading-properties-file-with-space-null-escaping.
– prasad_
Nov 8 at 12:15