nope.string buffer need you to manually input the char that we want to.in my case i want "some" process which can help the string to be expand to 24 char by the process automatically.
If i were to implement that,
If i have a string "anything" and in the process should add 24 char, i will convert my string into char array by not using toCharArray, i will allocate the char array in length of anything + 24, then copy the characters into char array...
- charr[x] = string.charAt(x);
After that, convert the char array into String...
If this is too far again to your idea, then i can't help you as of now...
Sukatoa