There should be direct ways to decode a string containing a java-style
integer, floating point, character, and boolean constants (0xff, 10.3f,
\\n, true, etc.). Currently you can do this for integers by inserting
the string as the value of a system property and then using
Integer.getInteger(String) to decode it, but this is quite awkard. I
haven't found a way to do this for any of the other types.
integer, floating point, character, and boolean constants (0xff, 10.3f,
\\n, true, etc.). Currently you can do this for integers by inserting
the string as the value of a system property and then using
Integer.getInteger(String) to decode it, but this is quite awkard. I
haven't found a way to do this for any of the other types.