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Is it possible to override String.split function in Salesforce Apex?
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I want to override split function of String class with one more parameter.
Is it possible?
String s = 'aKey:aValue::bKey:bValue::cKey:cValue';
Map<String, String> mapS = s.split(':', 0, '::');
//something like ..
//String.split(String primarySeparator, Integer limit, String secondarySeparator)
If not can I create custom function in String class?
apex string split
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I want to override split function of String class with one more parameter.
Is it possible?
String s = 'aKey:aValue::bKey:bValue::cKey:cValue';
Map<String, String> mapS = s.split(':', 0, '::');
//something like ..
//String.split(String primarySeparator, Integer limit, String secondarySeparator)
If not can I create custom function in String class?
apex string split
asked May 14 at 11:16
tejas033tejas033
63
add a comment |
I want to override split function of String class with one more parameter.
Is it possible?
String s = 'aKey:aValue::bKey:bValue::cKey:cValue';
Map<String, String> mapS = s.split(':', 0, '::');
//something like ..
//String.split(String primarySeparator, Integer limit, String secondarySeparator)
If not can I create custom function in String class?
apex string split
asked May 14 at 11:16
tejas033tejas033
63
I want to override split function of String class with one more parameter.
Is it possible?
String s = 'aKey:aValue::bKey:bValue::cKey:cValue';
Map<String, String> mapS = s.split(':', 0, '::');
//something like ..
//String.split(String primarySeparator, Integer limit, String secondarySeparator)
If not can I create custom function in String class?
apex string split
apex string split
asked May 14 at 11:16
tejas033tejas033
63
asked May 14 at 11:16
tejas033tejas033
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asked May 14 at 11:16
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No. The Apex language has no support for what other languages might call mixins or categories. You can only subclass and extend classes declared virtual or abstract, which the system's String class is not.
Your functionality must go in one of your own classes.
See Apex Class Definition for a bit more detail on what you can do in defining an Apex class.
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No. The Apex language has no support for what other languages might call mixins or categories. You can only subclass and extend classes declared virtual or abstract, which the system's String class is not.
Your functionality must go in one of your own classes.
See Apex Class Definition for a bit more detail on what you can do in defining an Apex class.
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No. The Apex language has no support for what other languages might call mixins or categories. You can only subclass and extend classes declared virtual or abstract, which the system's String class is not.
Your functionality must go in one of your own classes.
See Apex Class Definition for a bit more detail on what you can do in defining an Apex class.
answered May 14 at 11:24
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No. The Apex language has no support for what other languages might call mixins or categories. You can only subclass and extend classes declared virtual or abstract, which the system's String class is not.
Your functionality must go in one of your own classes.
See Apex Class Definition for a bit more detail on what you can do in defining an Apex class.
answered May 14 at 11:24
David Reed♦David Reed
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No. The Apex language has no support for what other languages might call mixins or categories. You can only subclass and extend classes declared virtual or abstract, which the system's String class is not.
Your functionality must go in one of your own classes.
See Apex Class Definition for a bit more detail on what you can do in defining an Apex class.
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answered May 14 at 11:24
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