Finding string matches in an arraylist

Hi,
I have been bashing my head with this for a while, so
any help is much appreciated!
I bascially have ONE arraylist which contains
filenames as strings (e.g. file.txt, file1.xml,
file2.doc, file2.xml, file2.txt)Ok
>
The arraylist bascially contains a document name with
there associated metadata document names. For example
file1.doc (document file), file1.xml (metedata
file).
When you have different pieces of data that have an association with each other (such as your file name String and associated metadata file) you should consider writing a Class to model that association (with the data elements as members). Not only does this more closely reflect what's really going on, but it can save you work (both thinking and coding) later on.
There will be siuations where for example file1.doc
may not have an associated file1.xml file with it.
And there may be situations where there are 2
documents and only one associated metadata file (e.g.
file.doc, file1.txt, file1.xml)
Looks like this new Class needs a List of file names
I basiclaly need to loop arond the arraylist
identifying only files names that:
- have an associated metadatafile (once identified
put the document name in an arraylist of matches)You could simply have a "hasMetadata()" method in your new class and call it.
-this arraylist cannot contain duplicate documents
with an associated file name (e.g. file.doc,
file1.txt, file1.xml), By overriding the equals method in your new class you can use the contains method of the List.
if this particualr situations
occurs I want to put these filenames in an arraylist
of errors.
Please help! thanks in advanceGood Luck
Lee

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