@Deprecated
	public static String[] getStringArray(List<?> V) {
		if(V==null) return null;
		int len = V.size();
		String[] SA = new String[len];
		for (int c = 0; c < len; c++) {
			Object O=V.get(c);
			SA[c]=O==null?null:O.toString();
		}
		return SA;
	}
@ Deprecated public static String [ ] getStringArray ( List < ? > V ) { if ( V == null ) return null ; int len = V . size ( ) ; String [ ] SA = new String [ len ] ; for ( int c = 0 ; c < len ; c ++ ) { Object O = V . get ( c ) ; SA [ c ] = O == null ? null : O . toString ( ) ; } return SA ; }
Creates a <code>String[]</code> by calling the toString() method of each object in a list.

@deprecated  Please use List.toArray(Object[])

@see  List#toArray(Object[])