Uses of Class
adams.data.conversion.AbstractStringConversion

Packages that use AbstractStringConversion

Package	Description
adams.data.conversion

Uses of AbstractStringConversion in adams.data.conversion

Subclasses of AbstractStringConversion in adams.data.conversion

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	AbstractValidateString	Ancestor for string conversions that ensure a string only contains valid characters according to some rules.
class	BackQuote	Backquotes, i.e., escapes with a backslash, characters like quotes (single and double), new lines, tabs. See also: adams.data.conversion.Quote adams.data.conversion.UnQuote adams.data.conversion.UnBackQuote Valid options are:
class	Base64ToString	Decodes a base64 string.
class	BreakUpString	Breaks up a string into multiple lines if wider than the specified number of columns.
class	HtmlCharacterEntitiesToString	Turns HTML character entities like '&lt;' into their character representations like '<'.
class	LeftPad	Left pads a string up to a maximum number of characters.
class	LowerCase	Turns a String into a lowercase String.
class	PrettyPrintXML	Turns the XML string into a pretty-printed XML string. See also: adams.data.conversion.XMLToDOM adams.data.conversion.DOMToString
class	Quote	Surrounds a string with quotes (single or double), if necessary due to blanks or other characters (new line, tab) in the string. However, you can also 'force' the quoting. See also: adams.data.conversion.UnQuote adams.data.conversion.BackQuote adams.data.conversion.UnBackQuote
class	ReplaceFileExtension	Interprets the string as file name and replaces its extension with the provided one.
class	RightPad	Right pads a string up to a maximum number of characters.
class	SimpleAsciiToUnicode	Turns an ASCII string into a Unicode one, by replacing hexadecimal unicode character representations like '\xf3' with their unicode characters. For instance, "D'\xe1'cil" becomes "Dácil".
class	SimpleUnicodeToAscii	Turns a Unicode string into an ASCII one, by replacing the Unicode characters with something like '\xf3' (including the single quotes). For instance, "Dácil" becomes "D'\xe1'cil".
class	SpreadSheetEscapeColumnName	Escapes a column name (if necessary) to be used in a column range expression.
class	SpreadSheetInsertCellLocation	Replaces the specified placeholder with a cell location generated from the user-supplied row and column.
class	SpreadSheetInsertColumnPosition	Replaces the specified placeholder with a column string (e.g., BG) generated from the user-supplied column.
class	SpreadSheetUnescapeColumnName	Unescapes a column name (if necessary) that was to be used in a column range expression.
class	StringExpression	Evaluates a string expression. Variables are supported as well, e.g.: pow(X,@{exp}) with '@{exp}' being a variable available at execution time. The following grammar is used for the expressions: expr_list ::= '=' expr_list expr_part | expr_part ; expr_part ::= expr ; expr ::= ( expr ) # data types | number | string | boolean | date # constants | true | false | pi | e | now() | today() # negating numeric value | -expr # comparisons | expr < expr | expr <= expr | expr > expr | expr >= expr | expr = expr | expr != expr (or: expr <> expr) # boolean operations | ! expr (or: not expr) | expr & expr (or: expr and expr) | expr | expr (or: expr or expr) | if[else] ( expr , expr (if true) , expr (if false) ) | ifmissing ( variable , expr (default value if variable is missing) ) | has ( variable ) | isNaN ( expr ) # arithmetics | expr + expr | expr - expr | expr * expr | expr / expr | expr ^ expr (power of) | expr % expr (modulo) ; # numeric functions | abs ( expr ) | sqrt ( expr ) | cbrt ( expr ) | log ( expr ) | log10 ( expr ) | exp ( expr ) | sin ( expr ) | sinh ( expr ) | cos ( expr ) | cosh ( expr ) | tan ( expr ) | tanh ( expr ) | atan ( expr ) | atan2 ( exprY , exprX ) | hypot ( exprX , exprY ) | signum ( expr ) | rint ( expr ) | floor ( expr ) | pow[er] ( expr , expr ) | ceil ( expr ) | min ( expr1 , expr2 ) | max ( expr1 , expr2 ) | year ( expr ) | month ( expr ) | day ( expr ) | hour ( expr ) | minute ( expr ) | second ( expr ) | weekday ( expr ) | weeknum ( expr ) # string functions | substr ( expr , start [, end] ) | left ( expr , len ) | mid ( expr , start , len ) | right ( expr , len ) | rept ( expr , count ) | concatenate ( expr1 , expr2 [, expr3-5] ) | lower[case] ( expr ) | upper[case] ( expr ) | trim ( expr ) | matches ( expr , regexp ) | trim ( expr ) | len[gth] ( str ) | find ( search , expr [, pos] ) (find 'search' in 'expr', return 1-based position) | replace ( str , pos , len , newstr ) | substitute ( str , find , replace [, occurrences] ) | str ( expr ) | str ( expr , numdecimals ) | str ( expr , decimalformat ) | ext ( file_str ) (extracts extension from file) | replaceext ( file_str, ext_str ) (replaces the extension of the file with the new one) # array functions | len[gth] ( array ) | get ( array , index ) ; Notes: - Variables are either all upper case letters (e.g., "ABC") or any character apart from "]" enclosed by "[" and "]" (e.g., "[Hello World]"). - 'start' and 'end' for function 'substr' are indices that start at 1. - 'index' for function 'get' starts at 1. - Index 'end' for function 'substr' is excluded (like Java's 'String.substring(int,int)' method) - Line comments start with '#' - Semi-colons (';') or commas (',') can be used as separator in the formulas, e.g., 'pow(2,2)' is equivalent to 'pow(2;2)' - dates have to be of format 'yyyy-MM-dd' or 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss' - times have to be of format 'HH:mm:ss' or 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss' - the characters in square brackets in function names are optional: e.g.
class	StringToBase64	Encodes a string as base64.
class	StringToHtmlCharacterEntities	Turns a string into valid HTML, replacing characters like '<', '>' etc with their character entities.
class	StringToString	Dummy converter, does not perform any conversion.
class	StringToValidFileName	Turns any string into a valid file name.
class	StringToValidStorageName	Turns any string into a valid storage name.
class	StringToValidVariableName	Turns any string into a valid variable name.
class	UnBackQuote	Reverses backquoting, i.e., removes the escaping with backslash, restoring characters like quotes (single and double), new lines, tabs. See also: adams.data.conversion.Quote adams.data.conversion.UnQuote adams.data.conversion.BackQuote Valid options are:
class	UnQuote	Removes the quotes (single or double) surrounding a string.
class	UpperCase	Turns a String into an uppercase String.
class	URLDecode	Decodes the URL encoded string back to a regular string (uses java.net.URLDecoder).
class	URLEncode	Encodes the string to make it usable within a URL (uses java.net.URLEncoder).
class	UseForwardSlashes	Converts backslashes in file names to forward slashes. Does not touch the '\\' prefix of UNC paths.
class	WekaCommandToCode	Applies a commandline converter to the incoming commandline to generate code. Uses the following project: https://github.com/fracpete/command-to-code-weka-package