Java separates invisible strings that contain ASCII code

Data rules:

1. The fields in each row are delimited by the ' \x07 ' (invisible character ^g) flag of ASCII code;

2. Each record exists as a separate line in the text file, and the ' \x06 ' (invisible character ^f) flag of the ASCII code is the end of each line;

Demand:

Read the data for each row, and then deposit it into the database.

Because the project needs, so wrote a small program to test the next. The code is as follows:

Package cn.com.syhenian.test;

public class Asciitest {public
	static void Main (string[] args) {
		String str = "201411030 Red Valley Beach sj11353";
		System.out.print (str + ">>");
		String newstr = new Asciitest (). ASCII2STR (str);
		System.out.print (NEWSTR);
		
	}
	
	Converts the invisible character \x07 to ", \x06 to"  "public
	String ascii2str (String str) {
		string newstr =";
		Char[] cs = Str.tochararray ();
		int j = 0;
		for (int i:cs) {
			if (i = = 7) {
				Newstr + = ",";
			} else if (i==6) {
				newstr = "";
			} else{
				Newstr + + Str.charat (j);
			}
			j + +;
		}
		Return Newstr
	}
}

The results of the operation are as follows: