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Java » Data Type » String format Screenshots  break Lines     public class Utils {   public static final String breakLines(String s, int width) {     s = "    " + s;     int n = 0;     boolean moreLines = true;     StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();     if ((s == null) || (s.length() <= width)) return s;     while (moreLines) {       for (int i = width; i > 0; i--) {         if (s.charAt(n + i) == ' ') {           buffer.append(s.substring(n, n + i) + "\n    ");           n = n + i + 1;           break;         }       }       if ((n + width) >= s.length()) {         buffer.append(s.substring(n));         moreLines = false;       }     }     return buffer.toString();   } }                  Related examples in the same category 1.  Fmt - format text (like Berkeley UNIX fmt) 2.  Demonstrate some usage patterns and format-code examples of the Formatter 3.  String.format(): right pad a string 4.  String.format(): left pad a string 5.  Format a String (JDK1.5) 6.  Pass value array to String.format() 7.  Format Calendar with String.format() 8.  Abbreviates a String using ellipses in both sides. 9.  Abbreviates a String using ellipses. 10.  Abbreviate string 11.  Word Wrap 12.  Centers a String in a larger String of size size using the space character (' '). 13.  Centers a String in a larger String of size size. Uses a supplied String as the value to pad the String with. 14.  Centers a String in a larger String of size size. Uses a supplied character as the value to pad the String with. 15.  Capitalize the first character of the given string 16.  Capitalize the first letter but leave the rest as they are. 17.  Capitalizes a String changing the first letter to title case as Character.toTitleCase(char). No other letters are changed. 18.  Format strings into table 19.  Center the contents of the string. 20.  Truncate the supplied string to be no more than the specified length. 21.  Replace, remove, format strings 22.  Adds spaces in suitable locations of the input string 23.  Blank string: empty or white space 24.  Capital and uncapital strings 25.  Capitalizes the first character of the given string 26.  Utilities for String formatting, manipulation, and queries 27.  Fast lower case conversion 28.  Format a percentage for presentation to the user 29.  Left justify the contents of the string, ensuring that the supplied string begins at the first character and that the resulting string is of the desired length. 30.  Transforms words to singular, plural, humanized (human readable), underscore, camel case, or ordinal form 31.  Escapes all necessary characters in the String so that it can be used in SQL 32.  Escapes all necessary characters in the String so that it can be used in an XML doc 33.  Adds zeros to the beginning of a value so that the total length matches the given precision, otherwise trims the right digits. 34.  Right justify string, ensuring that the string ends at the last character 35.  Makes the first letter caps and the rest lowercase. 36.  Quote a string so that it can be used as an identifier or a string literal in SQL statements. 37.  Remove the hyphens from the begining of str and return the new String. 38.  Swaps the case of a String changing upper and title case to lower case, and lower case to upper case. 39.  Uncapitalizes a String changing the first letter to title case as per Character.toLowerCase(char). No other letters are changed. 40.  Capitlize each word in a string (journal titles, etc) 41.  Uncapitalize String 42.  Utility inserts a space before every caps in a string 43.  convert String array To Comma Delimited 44.  Constructs a method name from element's bean name for a given prefix 45.  Limit the string to a certain number of characters, adding "..." if it was truncated