Retrieving information from a Vector

[ISAIAH]

Hello,
A vector which contains objects of type file, this is what I am trying to do but I can find a way out of it. These objects have an attribute, fileName, I want to recover. I'm not sure how much walking the vectors so if you know, I am customer information. Basically I am trying to retrieve information from the Vector. Thank you.

[NetworkeR]

Hello,
I have not done this before, but I have tried something for you. Here is the code, see if this is what you are looking for.

List <File> tl = ...
for(File f: tl) {
    String name = f.getName();
    //...
}

Uses of ArrayList in addition rather than concrete type Vector (and kind enough apparent List). Hope this will work for you.

[Linux-Us]

Hello,
I have a small program with me, the code works for me, but I am not sure that this is what you want. Have a look at it

Public static void hand(String[] args) {
		
		Vector v = new Vector();
		Long l1 = new Long("10");
		Long l2 = new Long("20");
v.add(l1);
v.add(OBJ2);
		for(int i =0; i <v.size(); i + +){
			/ ** Retrieve one record
then make a cast
depending on the type of object stored here a Long
** / 
			Long obj = (Long)v.get(i);
System.out.System.out.println(obj.floatValue());
		}
				
	}

[WinDoWLoCuS]

Hello,
It would be better to use an object EnumerationI suppose the manufacturer of your object as a parameter file take the name of the file so here is an example of use.

Vector v = new Vector();
/ / Load the vector
v.add(new file("test1.ext1"));
//...
v.add(new file("testn.extn"));
/ / Retrieving the vector
Enumeration en = v.elements();
/ / Route your vehicle
file = f null;
while (en.hasMoreElements()){
   f = (file)en.nextElement();
   / / use your subject line
}

I hope this will help you in your code and your program.

[NetWorkInG]

Hello,
To summarize:
1. Viewing iterator
2. Not use Vector, but List
3. Look at the javadoc
4. An example with a Vector in java <5.0
5. Use enumerations
6. Re-use it Vector
Admit that it is still huge
In short, to condense all this, I propose:
1. If you can, use ArrayList instead of Vector as Vector is slower because synchronized. If you can not do otherwise, is not serious is not the end of the world!
2. If you keep the Vector, look in the Javadoc to find the method that you seek.

[New ID]

Hello,
I am new to java, but I have some code for you. I think this is the basic of teh vector that is how to declare a vector.

Vector v = new Vector (  ) ; 
 v.add ( "obj" ) ;

Or you can use the following too

Vector v = new Vector (  ) ; 
 v.add ( 1,"obj1" ) ; 
 v.add ( 2,"obj2" ) ; 
 v.add ( 3,"obj3" ) ;