Java Syntax Analyser

Basically i am trying to make a java syntax analyser and there is one problem i am haing with the StreamTokenizer.
when the streamtokenizer reads a token it takes a whole string such as blah.blah.blah
but i want it to take on the first blah and then think that the '.' is a whitespace
is there any way of doing this.
also i tried using string.split(".") stuff but it seems that it regards the . as a termination character or something
can you answer some of these questions. thank you
regards
alpha

Oh, sorry, you asked for StreamTokenizer, not String Tokenizer. With Streamtokenizer, you can call
tokenizer.whitespaceChars('.', '.');
With that method, you can declare a range of characters as whitespace characters.
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Der Hinterwaeldler

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