Splitting strings at every character?

Hey! I'm making a command in which every letter of a certain argument does something (an example would be /tp -oh fist to force a teleport teleport of me to the command sender - "o" forces a teleport, "h" means 'here').

But moving on to my question, is it possible to doString[] string = args[i]split("")to split at every character (and then be able to use a for loop to check if there is a certain letter in that argument), or would that throw an error?

(example):

Code:java

 
if(args.startsWith("-")){
String[ ] variables = args.split("");
for(String modifier : variables){
if(modifier.equalsIgnoreCase("o")){
// do stuff
}
if(modifier.equalsIgnoreCase("h")){
// do stuff
}
}
}

The reason why I want to use this method is because I want to be able to use the argument at any point within the command as opposed to in a specific order (but it can be difficult to do so with .contains()).

Thanks in advance!

EDIT 5 ( ): Fixed italicization error

 

String.toCharArray()

 

Code:

String str = "Zeus";
char[] cArray = str.toCharArray();

Output should be "Z, e, u, s" if you printed the list, otherwise you can use cArray.getCharAt[0] for Z, [1] for e, etc I think

Edit: dammit lol ninja'd by Tirelessly

 

Alright, thanks!