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Richard Wilkman wrote in message <35A154E3.A7479D5B@inprise.com>...
>Alexander:
>
>Anything that comes from Object has a toString() method that can be
>implemented, and all the wrapper classes like Integer and Double have
>this method.
>
>so, you would just use Integer.toString().
>
>However, I see in your code that you are already doing this so I'm
>confused about your question.  Do you want:
>
>a)  Integer to string (as your title indicates)
>b)  primitive int to String?  (in which case you'd do
>String.valueOf())
>
>-Rich
>
>Alexander Anguiano wrote:
>>
>> I was working with a Integer object and I was trying to create a comma
>> delimited string
>>
>> efficiently. Is there another way to convert integers to strings?  (The
>> Integer class only
>>
>> allows me to set the value at construction time.)
>>
>> Have ---
>>  BitSet recordMap ....
>>
>>     for(int i = 0; i < recordMap.size(); i++) {
>>       if (recordMap.get(i)) {
>>         Integer recordNumber = new Integer(i);
>>         if (result.length() == 0)
>>           result.append(recordNumber.toString());
>>         else result.append(','+ recordNumber.toString());
>>       } // if
>>     } // for
>>
>> Want something like this
>>
>>     Integer recordNumber = new Integer();
>>     for(int i = 0; i < recordMap.size(); i++) {
>>       if (recordMap.get(i)) {
>>         recordNumber.setValue(i); //<------------ something like this
>>         if (result.length() == 0)
>>           result.append(recordNumber.toString());
>>         else result.append(','+ recordNumber.toString());
>>       } // if
>>     } // for
>
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What I was trying to do was create a string that is something like this
"1,4,5,6,7"

I think the answer
 b)  primitive int to String?  (in which case you'd do
>String.valueOf())

will work.

Thanks