6 replies to this topic

[xxxxjayxxx]

I able to convert 1 of the int to boolean but not all ... Who can help ?

[WingedPanther]

something like:

mybool = (myint != 0)

?

[Alexander]

WingedPanther said:

something like:

mybool = (myint != 0)

?

Or !!myint if it is allowed.

[xxxxjayxxx]

yea I try that ... but the content in my csv file is 1110000100 ... I want the result to be true true true false false false etc ... not just true only ...

[xxxxjayxxx]

?????? Any pro can help ?????

[gregwarner]

Assuming you're using 32 bit integers:

// Integer containing values to test is assumed to be called 'myint'

final int maxbits = 32;

boolean[] mybools = new boolean[maxbits];

for (int i = 0; i < maxbits; i++) {

    mybools[i] = (myint & Math.pow(2, i)) != 0;

}

[Simonxz]

Why convert to int when you can use the string. Just loop through every character in the string, you save yourself the conversion

		String content = "11110101011101101";

		int len = content.length();

		boolean[] bools = new boolean[len];

		for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) {

			if (content.charAt(i) == '0')

				bools[i] = true;

			else

				bools[i] = false;

		}

And then you can read them with

for (boolean b: bools)

    System.out.println(b);