String To Boolean

Question

Trying to get a StringTokenizer to read a token, and then have that token converted to a boolean.
Tried:
Boolean b;
b = Boolean.valueOf(st.nextToken());
And other variations of of that.
Is this even possible to do?
Thanks

Answer 1

do you ever search before posting your questions? have you tried google? it's pretty cool.
i noticed in another thread you didn;t understand the idea of extending a class. i'll give you an example.
you extend a class, when you want a new class to have all of it's attributes and then some more. here, i extend button to create a button that plays a noise when clicked.
class NewButton extends Button implements ActionListner{
  Audioclip clip;
  public NewButton(String string, AudioClip audioclip){
       super(string);
       clip=audioclip;
       this.addActionListner(this);
   public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){
      clip.play();
}so in you previous examples that you've posted over and over and over, dog and cat should not be inner classes of mammal, but should extend mammal. you say you've read the "don't fear the oop" tutorial, but if you had you would understand this. in his example, Villian extends Human, and inherets all the attributes of Human. did you read it twice? often, re-reading something after it has sat on your brain a while will provide some insight, and you could use a lot of insight!