Java ResourceBundle leading whitespace in values
java, resourcebundle, whitespace
Solution
A Unicode escape sequence `\u0020` should do it, because the properties parser should recognise it as an actual value and the Java String should interpret `\u0020` as the Unicode code point for space.
Alternatively, IIRC, you can escape the space with a backslash like this `\ my value`. Works for keys, too.
Problem
I'm trying out the example given at Oracle's documentations. The java file is here as shown in that page. Now with this java file, I keep a `LabelsBundle.properties` file in the same directory. ``` # This is the default LabelsBundle.properties file s1 = computer s2 = disk s3 = monitor s4 = keyboard ``` it seems that the trailing whitespace is not ignored while reading the values and the leading whitespaces are ignored. So if I want leading spaces to be there, what do I do? In other words, what do I need to do to read the value of `s1` as ``` computer ``` instead of ``` computer ``` ?