Is there a version of Apache's StringUtils.replaceEach() that returns a StringBuilder or StringBuffer instead of String? I'd like to avoid copying code. If not, is there another library?
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Jens Piegsa
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I would use indexOf and replace. – Peter Lawrey Nov 19 '13 at 19:45
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No StringUtils.replaceEach() will return only String not StringBuilder or StringBuffer,but you can use others. – Charles Stevens Nov 20 '13 at 08:52
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All of StringUtils's methods return Strings. You could, however, always do something like this:
StringBuilder builder =
new StringBuilder(StringUtils.replaceEach(myString, searchList, replaceList));
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