"Guava" Joiner, splitter source

JoinerFunction: To stitch multiple objects into a string SampleJoiner Joiner = Joiner.on (";").         Skipnulls (); Return Joiner.join (Bpeapplication, Pipeline, devicename, field); Source Code   /**    * returns a joiner which automatically places  {@code  separator} between consecutive elements.    */  public static joiner on (string separator)  {     return new joiner (separator); &NBSP;&NBSP}   /**    * Returns a string containing the  string representation of each argument, using the previously     * configured separator between each.    */  public final string join (@Nullable  object first,   @Nullable  object second, object... rest)  {    return  Join (Iterable (first, second, rest)); &NBSP;&NBSP}   public final string join (iterable<?> parts)  {&Nbsp;   return join (Parts.iterator ()); &NBSP;&NBSP}   public final string join (iterator<?> parts)  {     return appendto (New stringbuilder (),  parts). toString (); &NBSP;&NBSP}   public final string join (iterator<?> parts)  {     return appendto (New stringbuilder (),  parts). toString (); &NBSP;&NBSP}     public <a extends appendable> a appendto (A  Appendable, iterator<?> parts)  throws ioexception {     Checknotnull (appendable);     if  (Parts.hasnext ())  {      appendable.append ( ToString (Parts.next ()));       while  (Parts.hasnext ())  {         appendable.append (separator);   &nBsp;     appendable.append (ToString (Parts.next ()));       }          return appendable;   } SplitterThe splitter provides joiner corresponding functionality. SampleSplitter.on (', '). Split ("Foo,bar") returns: This invocation returns a iterable<string> containing "foo" and "Bar", in That order.

By default Splitter ' s behavior be very simplistic:Splitter.on (', '). Split ("Foo,,bar, Quux") This returns a iterable C ontaining ["foo", "" "," Bar "," Quux "]. Notice that "Splitter does not assume" you want empty strings the removed, or that you wish to trim whitespace. If you are want features like this, simply ask for them:
Private Static FinalSplitter my_splitter = Splitter.on (', ')
. Trimresults ()
       . Omitemptystrings ();   Now My_splitter.split ("foo,, Bar, Quux,") returns a iterable containing just ["foo", "Bar", "Quux"]. The order of the "which" configuration methods are called is never significant; For instance, trimming is always applied a before for a checking result, empty of the "order in regardless" t Rimresults () and Omitemptystrings () methods were invoked.                  &N Bsp