Where's the error?? Help....

Question

Hi all,
well, i parse a file with the stream tokenizer and when find a number, i nedd to add it in an array. To verifiy if it works, i'd like to display by example array1[4][2]. But it doesn't work...
Could you please have a look at this code and tell me where the error is?? I'd be very grateful....
Here it is
public void accept() {
          int n;
          int i=0;
          int j=0;
          int l1 = 0;
          int m1 = 0;
try {FileReader fr = new FileReader("test2.dat");
        BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(fr);
     StreamTokenizer stk = new StreamTokenizer(br);
     int [][] array1 = new int [9][3];
               do {
               n = stk.nextToken();
               while (n != stk.TT_NUMBER);
               do {
               n = stk.nextToken();
               if (n == stk.TT_NUMBER) {
                    double m = stk.nval;
                    m1 = (int) m;
                    n = stk.nextToken();
                    if (n == stk.TT_NUMBER){
                         do {
                         i++;     
                         double l = stk.nval;
                         l1 = (int) l;
                         array1 [m1] = l1;
                         n = stk.nextToken();
                         while (n!= stk.TT_EOL);
               while (n != stk.TT_WORD); //fin du fichier
               int r = array1 [4][2];
               System.out.println(r);
               br.close();
               fr.close();
               catch (IOException ioe1) {
                    System.out.println("io error");
Thanks very much.....

Answer 1

A few general advices for the forums:
- Use code tags when posting code.
- Be more specific than "it doesn't work". Tell what result you get! A compile error? Say so, and give the error. An exception during runtime? Say so, and give the stacktrace. It compiles and runs, but gives unexpected results? Say so, and tell both what results you expected and what you get.
I think your problem is that you try to use '==' for String comparison. That won't work, use String.equals() instead.