nope but you can always build your own method for that purpose. Have a look at the class Matcher in java.util.regex (J2SDK 1.4b2) which contains a method named replaceAll(). You could invoke replaceAll on the Pattern containing those weird character sequences you would like to replace. You have to represent the character sequences you would like to replace with regular expression (the API contains a good doc about how to do it)... HIH
It seems as you wanted to url-decode Strings....I would have a look at java.net.URLDecoder and java.net.URLEncoder. Sorry for the question but... what has your question to do with Programmer Certification Study ? Hope it helps, Horaci Macias
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