String(char[] value, int offset, int count)

Constructor String(char[] value, int offset, int count)

Examples of how the element is used (one line per example):
[add your own example]

1	words.addElement( new String(str, wordstart, i - wordstart) );
2	String value = new String(values, offset, count);
3	if (resultBuffer != null) resultBuffer.append(new String(ch,start,length));
4	return events.add(STATE_CHARACTERS, new String(p1, p2, p3), Z,Z,Z);
5	return events.add(STATE_IGNORABLE_WHITESPACE, new String(p1, p2, p3), Z,Z,Z);
6	this.write(new String(buf, off, len));
7	v.addElement(new String(chars, off, len));
8	this.write(new String(buf, off, len));
9	String s = new String(ch, start, length);
10	log ("characters", new String(ch,start,len));
11	lsData = new String(buff,offset,len); // Convert back to string
12	new StrToken(COMMENT, where, new String(ch, start, length)));
13	String chars = new String (ch, start, length);
14	resultBuffer.append(new String(ch,start,length));
15	System.out.print(new String(_spaces, 0, indent));
16	_current.appendChild( new TextImpl( _document, new String( text, start, length ) ) );
17	e.addText(new String(ch, start, length));
18	String s = new String(pBuffer, pOffset, pLen);
19	e.addChild (new RdfDataElement (new String (ch, start, length+start), this, m_root));
20	write( new String( ch, start, length ) );

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