THE PACKAGE JAVA.IO

java.io.StreamTokenizer

22.14

22.14.6

public String sval;

If the value of

ttype

 is

TT_WORD

 or a string quote character, then the value of

sval

 is a

String

 that contains the characters of the identifier or of the string

(without the delimiting string quotes). For all other types of tokens recognized,

the value of

sval

 is

null

.

22.14.7

public double nval;

If the value of

ttype

 is

TT_NUMBER

, then the value of

nval

 is the numerical value

of the number.

22.14.8

public StreamTokenizer(InputStream in)

This constructor initializes a newly created

StreamTokenizer

 by saving its argu 

ment, the input stream

in

, for later use. The

StreamTokenizer

 is also initialized

to the following default state:

All byte values

 A 

 through

 Z 

,

 a 

 through

 z 

, and

0xA0

 through

0xFF

are considered to be alphabetic.

All byte values

0x00

 through

0x20

 are considered to be whitespace.

 / 

 is a comment character.

Single quote

 \  

 and double quote

 " 

 are string quote characters.

Numbers are parsed.

End of line is not significant.

//

 comments and

/*

 comments are not recognized.

22.14.9

public void resetSyntax()

The syntax table for this

StreamTokenizer

 is reset so that every byte value is

 ordinary ; thus, no character is recognized as being a whitespace, alphabetic,

numeric, string quote, or comment character. Calling this method is therefore

equivalent to:

ordinaryChars(0x00, 0xff)

The three flags controlling recognition of line terminators,

//

 comments, and

/*

comments are unaffected.

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