J2me-converting a string into a string array

 /**  * Split string, principle: detects the split string in the string, then takes the substring  * @param original The string to be split  * @paran regex     Cut string  * @return The string array generated after the split  */ private static string[] Split (string original,string regex)  {  Take the starting position of the substring  int startIndex = 0;  //The result data into the vector first  vector v = new vector ();  //returns the result string array  string[] str = NULL;    //start position when the substring is stored  int index = 0;  //gets the position of the matched substring  startindex = original.indexof (regex);    //system.out.println ("0" + startIndex);    //If the position of the starting string is less than the length of the string, the proof is not taken to the end of the string. The  //-1 delegate takes the end  while (StartIndex < Original.length () && StartIndex! =-1)  {   String temp = original.substring (Index,startindex);      //Fetch substring    v.addelement (temp);            //Set the starting position of the substring    index = startIndex + Regex.length ();   //Get the location of the matching substring    startindex = Original.indexof (Regex,startindex + regex.length ());  }  //takes the end of the substring  v.addelement (original.substring (index + 1-regex.length ()));    //converts a vector object to an array of  str = new string[v.size ()];  for (int i=0;i<v.size (); i++)  {   str[i] = (String) v.elementat (i);  }  //returns the generated array  return str;  } enhanced J2ME string capability--split string (source code) Author: Chenyue PK.: Http://blog.csdn.net/mailbomb