What I was suggesting was, rather than using Integer.toString(), or any
other String / StringBulider methods, format the value yourself.
In class declaration:
char[] mMyHealthStr = new char[8];
int mMyHealthLen = 0;
When drawing:
// convert integer to string in mMyHealthStr, set mMyHealthLen
canvas.draw(mMyHealthStr, 0, mMyHealthLen, ..... blah blah .....);
-- Kostya
15.11.2010 21:48, Dianne Hackborn ?????:
On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 8:37 AM, kk <kkostia...@gmail.com
<mailto:kkostia...@gmail.com>> wrote:
private StringBuilder m_healthString = new StringBuilder(8);
I update by doing:
m_healthString.replace(0, 8, Integer.toString(myHealth));
Is this expensive/wrong? Is there a better way to update a
StringBuilder with a new String?
You haven't gained anything here, because Integer.toString() has
already had to make a string for that integer before you even get in
to the StringBuilder.
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