In this example, we shall use Apache's commons.io package to write string to file. Create file object with the path to the text file. Have your data ready in a string. Call the method FileUtils.
Use java.io.StringReader
: return new StringReader(string);
.
Next time you need a reader, you can check the "Direct known subclasses" of the Reader
class. Same goes for InputStream
, etc. The place to start is the javadoc - it contains quite a lot of useful information.
But for your task at hand, you'd better follow Jon Lin' advice of simply using a FileReader
. There is no need to go through String
. (For that, my advice from the previous paragraph applies as well)
Or you can simply create a FileReader and return that.
You can use StringReader class from java.io
package.
String stringToBeParsed = "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog";
StringReader reader = new StringReader(stringToBeParsed);
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