ObjectList

import java.util.Arrays;

public class ObjectList {

    private int numFractions = 0;
    private String[] listOfFractions = new String[100];
    Fraction[] fractionList = new Fraction[255];

    /****************************************************/
    /* Add the line from the file to the next index of  */
    /* the array. */
    /****************************************************/
    public void add(String f) {
        listOfFractions[numFractions++] = f;
    }

    /****************************************************/
    /* This method creates a string array that will     */
    /* contain two elements - the left and right side of*/
    /* the fraction. The numerator and denominator are  */
    /* sent to the ctor of Fraction. */
    /****************************************************/
    public Fraction[] repopulateArray(){
        String[] splitFractions = new String[2];
        for(int i=0;i<numFractions;i++){
            splitFractions = listOfFractions[i].split("/");
            Fraction theFraction = new Fraction (Integer.parseInt(splitFractions[0]), Integer.parseInt(splitFractions[1]));
            fractionList[i] = theFraction;
        }
        return fractionList;
    }

    public String toString(){
        return Arrays.toString(fractionList);
    }

    public void expand() {
        Fraction[] newFractionList = new Fraction[fractionList.length + 1];
        System.arraycopy(fractionList, 0, newFractionList, 0, fractionList.length);
        fractionList = newFractionList;
    }

    public Fraction[] getFractionList(){
        return fractionList;
    }

    public void setFractionList(Fraction[] fractionList){
        this.fractionList = fractionList;
    }

    public int getNumFractions(){
        return numFractions;
    }

    public void setNumFractions(int numFractions){
        this.numFractions = numFractions;
    }
}