//TokenizerTest.java
//demo StringTokenizer to input 3 ints at once 
//and to parse a string of "words".
//StringTokenizer to get the pieces ("tokens") of a string.

import java.util.*;     //StringTokenizer
import javax.swing.*;

public class TokenizerTest {  

    public static void main(String[] args) {

	String input = JOptionPane.showInputDialog( "Enter three integers (separated by spaces)" );
	//make a StringTokenizer object from the input String:
	StringTokenizer twoInts = new StringTokenizer(input);
	//any number of spaces before, between, after the numbers OK.
	//each "token" is a String.
	int num1 = Integer.parseInt(twoInts.nextToken());  //gets next (first) "token", convert to int
	int num2 = Integer.parseInt(twoInts.nextToken());  //gets next (second) "token"
	int num3 = Integer.parseInt(twoInts.nextToken());  //gets next (third) "token"
	System.out.println("First=" + num1 + "  Second=" + num2 + "  Third=" + num3);
	
    
	String s="here:is:a:  bunch:of:words:separated  by:colons!";
	StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(s,":");  
                //optional 2nd parameter is delimiter (separator) (default is space)

	while (st.hasMoreTokens())   //iterate over the tokens
  	    System.out.println(st.nextToken());   
              //each call of nextToken() gets the next token (word)
    }
}