Req help in conversion of string to array of args

Hi,
i need help in converting a string into array of args just like command line args
i have a string s1 = 12 13 56 etc
now i want to copy that into an array a[]
a[0] = 12
a[1] = 13 etc
Thanks for help

U can use String tokenizer.Why prefer that over split?Yah Bobby u can use split too..
J2SE 1.4 added the split() method to simplify the task of breaking a string into substrings, or tokens.
Thanks BigDaddy.. I realized after you told.
try this too..
String str = "Your string";
String[] arr = str.split (" ");
for (int i=0; i < arr.length; i++)
System.out.println (arr);

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Unexpected behavior of spreadsheet string to array function

Hello,
I found some weirdness in LabVIEW 2011 that I do not understand. In the attached vi, I provide a one-dimensional spreadsheet string separated by spaces. I use the spreadsheet string to array function to convert this spreadsheet string into an array of strings.
I ran into problems when I wanted to specify a space character as the delimiter.
The conversion works as intended, if I do not specify a delimiter (i.e., the default tab delimiter is used). But if I specify the delimiter, only the first element of the spreadsheet string is converted. I do not understand this behavior.
Thanks for your help.
Peter
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
Test spreadsheet string to array.vi ‏9 KB

You don't have spaces in your string. You have tabs and of course the default delimiter works. Right click and select '\' Codes Display and see the \t.

Desperate HELP with Random Numbes in an Array & Do / While

Please somebody help, I have been working this problem for over 7 days now and can't get it. I have tried everything from a while to a do while to this and that. I need to have an Array of 8 that when run will produce random numbers for output between 15 to 25. I CAN"T GET IT PLEASE HELP. I am new to JAVA and have done everything I can think of to resolve this. I even have purchased a new book and looked at every site trying to find a solution. PLEASE HELP! Here it is:
import javax.swing.*;
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public static void main (String [ ] args) {
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for ( int i = 0; i < myArray.length; i ++)
output += "\n" + i + "\t" + myArray [ i ];
output += "\n\nArray values after assigning values within the range of 15 and 25";
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here you are :
import javax.swing.*;
public class RandomArray
public static void main (String [ ] args)
     JTextArea outputArea = new JTextArea();
     int       myArray [] = new int[8];
     String output = "Array values at initializatioon ";
     output += "\nIndex\tValues";
     for (int i = 0; i < myArray.length; i ++)
          output += "\n" + i + "\t" + myArray [ i ];
     output += "\n\nArray values after assigning values within the range of 15 and 25";
     for (int i = 0; i < myArray.length; i++)
          myArray [ i ] = 15 + (int) (Math.random ( ) * 10);
          output += "\n" + i + "\t" + myArray [ i ];
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Spreadsheet String To Array DBL Performance Improvement

While developing and profiling a batch data-analysis program, I found that the "Read From Spreadsheet File.vi" function was where the majority ofthe execution time was spent. Digging further, I found the time was spent in the "Spreadsheet String To Array" function. Obviously I cannot look inside this function, but I wondered if I can somehow speed it up. Attached is a Vi that illustrates what I came up with as an alternative.
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Labview 8.6f1 Win XP SP2
Message Edited by pauldavey on 03-25-2009 02:55 PM
Attachments:
Speed Test Spreadsheet String to Array.vi ‏26 KB

Adding a couple of other conversions to test against i noticed that:
1. Scan from string through a double loop was the slowest
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/Y
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Conversion from string "20041023 " to type 'Date' is not valid.

Hi ,
I have a table with one of the column(EmpHiredate) datatype is char(10). It has value like "20141023". I need to display this value as date format(dd/mm/yyyy) in report.
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[rsRuntimeErrorInExpression] The Value expression for the textrun ‘EmpHireDate.Paragraphs[0].TextRuns[0]’ contains an error: Conversion from string "20041023 " to type 'Date' is not valid.
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Hi Jmcmullen,
Found one more issue on the same. I have one value like "00000000" for the column(EmpHiredate)
, when i use above expression values(ex:"20141023")
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Even i tried to pass its original value("00000000") as below but no luck.
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Also tried this:
=IIF(Fields!EmpHireDate.Value = "00000000","2000/10/21",Format(CDATE(MID(Fields!EmpHireDate.Value,1,4) + "/" + MID(Fields!EmpHireDate.Value,5,2) + "/" + MID(Fields!EmpHireDate.Value,7,2)),"dd/MM/yyyy"))
Please Suggest.
Thanks ,
Kittu

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Hi
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David
First of all sorry for not stating it clearly but I am using Flex 3 for this development (at the moment it is the only choice when embedding Flex objects inside SAP applications).
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                                                public var XML_list:XMLListCollection;
                                                private function setParameters():void
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But following code does not work (XML passed to Flex form as String input parameter):
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import mx.controls.Alert;
import mx.collections.XMLListCollection;
[Bindable]
public var xml_data:String;
private var form_data:XML;
[Bindable]
private var XML_list:XMLListCollection;
private function initApp():void
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private function setParameters():void
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I have a sub-vi which I call to read a single column of data from a large CSV file. Files can be >500000 rows with 4-8 cols (ie. 15-30MB). The sub-vi uses "Read File", with byte stream type unwired, to return a string. This string is then passed to "spreadsheet string to array" (SStA), to obtain a 2D array. "Index Array" is then used to obtain the required data column.
If I wire the format string of SStA with %f, and the array type with a 2D double, the sub-VI takes about 8 seconds every time I call it.
If I wire format string with %s, and array type with 2D string (and convert to a double later, after index array), the sub-VI takes over 50s the first time it is c
alled, but only about 1s on each subsequent call.
The bottle neck is ONLY at SStA. I am not explicitly preallocating any arrays.
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Roo Payne wrote:
> Can anyone explain what LabView is doing internally with respects to
> memory allocation? Why is the second routine slow on the first call
> only, and subsequently considerably faster than the first routine? Is
> there any alternative way of "priming" the second sub-vi so it is not
> slow on the first call? I guess reading only subsets of data at a time
> might help, but I'd still like to understand what is going on with the
> current approach.
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input string does change significantly it probably won't be such a huge
speed up anymore.
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Issues with spreadsheet string to array

Hi, I have a spreadsheet string (tab delimited) and I am trying to convert it into an array of double with 6 digits of precision after the decimal point. However, as shown in the attached example, the function "spreadsheet to array" is not giving me the desired digit of precision (only 2 after decimal point). I have tried almost everything and I am frustrated with this function. CAN SOMEONE PLZ HELP ME ??
Attachments:
Block diagram.png ‏13 KB
String to array double.vi ‏10 KB
Panel.png ‏28 KB

I have no LV 8.x installed, so I can't check your Code. But it might be your settings for the indicator. In LV 7.1 it defaults to 6 significant digits, that means the reading is 12345,6789 but (only) your indicator displays 12345,6.
Right click on your indicator (Front Panel) and go to formatting.
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My questions is; why is the Spreadsheet string to array function creating more data than the original string had when you change the array back into a spreadsheet string. Im trying to analyze a comma delimited file using array functions since my column and row size is constant, but my data varies. Thus my reason for not using string parsing functions which would get more involved and difficult. So, however, after i convert to a 2D array of data from the comma delimited file I read from, and then I convert back to string using the Array to Spreadsheet String, I get added columns to the file, which prevents another program from receiving these files. Also, the data which I am reading is not all contiguous, it has gaps in some places for empty data. Looking at the file compared to the original after it has gone from string to array and then back to string again, looks almost identical except for the file size which got larger by 400 bytes and where the original file has empty spaces, the new file has a lot of commas added. Any idea?
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The result you get is normal when the spreadsheet string contains rows of uneven length. Since the array rows have the same number of elements, nil values are added during the coonversion. And of course, the back to string conversion keep those added values in the string, with the associated commas.
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4
5,6,7
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Hello All,
I'm getting a "Conversion to String failed" exception being thrown from oracle jdbc when I attempting to call the rs.getString(1) method on a column type of DATE.
During investigations we've found the following:
1. The query is fine, and is performing a "select * from table".
2. I see this problem when using 9i database (v 9.2.0.7) with 9i jdbc drivers (v9.2.0.7).
3. Strangely enough, if I use 10g jdbc drivers with the 9i database this problem goes away, and naturally I don't see this problem at all using a 10g driver working against a 10g database.
4. Grabbing the DATE value using the getDate() instead of getString() API works just fine in 9i.
5. The 9i rs.getString() API call will work with some date values in the database and not with others.
6. The data placed into the DATE column in question could have been placed there using different driver type from the 9i.
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Here is the pertinent Stack Trace:
java.sql.SQLException: Conversion to String failed
at oracle.sql.Datum.stringValue(Datum.java:173)
at oracle.jdbc.driver.ScrollableResultSet.getString(ScrollableResultSet.java:684)
at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleResultSet.getString(OracleResultSet.java:1549)
at com.revenuesolutionsinc.dali.sql.DALResultSet.getString(DALResultSet.java:325)
Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
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Doug,
Pardon me for stating the obvious, but is there a
reason why you cannot use method "getDate()" instead
of method "getString()"?
For your information, you can report bugs via the
MetaLink
Web site.
Good Luck,
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The main reason is that we've got mountains of code that would need to be refactored. Also, the getString() method worked fine for over a year.
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Environment:
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We recently converted our application from the MS JVM to Sun JVM 1.6 and have since had numerous problems with a user's regional setting impacting the application's behaviour.
The application is using an applet, passing JavaScript Number values to an Applet where the input argument in the Java function is declared as a String.
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Example output for test:
OK
English (United States)
Regional Settings Number format sample: 123,456,789.00
lang=en-us,javascript Number=1,Applet Java String value =(1)
lang=en-us,javascript Number=11,Applet Java String value =(11)
lang=en-us,javascript Number=111,Applet Java String value =(111)
lang=en-us,javascript Number=1111,Applet Java String value =(1111)
lang=en-us,javascript Number=11111,Applet Java String value =(11111)
lang=en-us,javascript Number=111111,Applet Java String value =(111111)
lang=en-us,javascript Number=1111111,Applet Java String value =(1111111)
lang=en-us,javascript Number=11111111,Applet Java String value =(11111111)
lang=en-us,javascript Number=111111111,Applet Java String value =(111111111)
lang=en-us,javascript Number=1111111111,Applet Java String value =(1111111111)
lang=en-us,javascript Number=11111111111,Applet Java String value =(11111111111)
NOT OK >=10000000
French (France)
Regional Settings Number format sample: 123 456 789,00
lang=fr,javascript Number=1,Applet Java String value =(1)
lang=fr,javascript Number=11,Applet Java String value =(11)
lang=fr,javascript Number=111,Applet Java String value =(111)
lang=fr,javascript Number=1111,Applet Java String value =(1111)
lang=fr,javascript Number=11111,Applet Java String value =(11111)
lang=fr,javascript Number=111111,Applet Java String value =(111111)
lang=fr,javascript Number=1111111,Applet Java String value =(1111111)
lang=fr,javascript Number=11111111,Applet Java String value =(1)
lang=fr,javascript Number=111111111,Applet Java String value =(1)
lang=fr,javascript Number=1111111111,Applet Java String value =(1)
lang=fr,javascript Number=11111111111,Applet Java String value =(1)
NOT OK
German (Germany)
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lang=de,javascript Number=1,Applet Java String value =(10)
lang=de,javascript Number=11,Applet Java String value =(110)
lang=de,javascript Number=111,Applet Java String value =(1110)
lang=de,javascript Number=1111,Applet Java String value =(11110)
lang=de,javascript Number=11111,Applet Java String value =(111110)
lang=de,javascript Number=111111,Applet Java String value =(1111110)
lang=de,javascript Number=1111111,Applet Java String value =(11111110)
lang=de,javascript Number=11111111,Applet Java String value =(111111110000000)
lang=de,javascript Number=111111111,Applet Java String value =(11111111100000000)
lang=de,javascript Number=1111111111,Applet Java String value =(1111111111000000000)
lang=de,javascript Number=11111111111,Applet Java String value =(1.1111111111E20)
Example code:
Test1.java
import java.applet.Applet;
public class Test1 extends Applet {
public void init() {
public String stringTest(String str) {
String out = "Applet Java String value =(" + str + ")";
return(out);
index.html
<html>
<body>
<APPLET CODE="Test1.class" NAME="test1" WIDTH="0" HEIGHT="0">
<PARAM NAME="scriptable" Number="true">
</APPLET>
<script type="text/javascript">
var x;
document.write("<BR>")
x = Number("1");
document.write("lang="+navigator.userLanguage +",javascript Number=" x "," + document.test1.stringTest(x)+"<BR>");
document.write("<BR>copy/paste the above 2 lines of code, adding an additional '1'<BR>");
</script>
</body>
</html>
</html>

I have found a workaround by setting the locale in the applet to a locale that does perform implicit Number to String conversion correctly.
e.g.
public void init() {
try {
Locale.setDefault(Locale.US);
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println("Failed to set Locale, Caught Exception: " + e.getMessage());
and adding this line to the java.policy to prevent "access denied (java.util.PropertyPermission user.language write)" errors.
permission java.util.PropertyPermission "user.language", "read, write";

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I see that you have posted this similar Q before [1]. It is already answered. Read and interpret the given answers. Ask new and specific questions if you don't understand the answers and you will be helped. But don't be ignorant and don't doublepost this question in irrelevant forums.
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I am trying to parse a string message into an array of numbers so I can check if my event was successful.
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Message Edited by altenbach on 08-06-2009 04:30 PM
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Attachments:
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Conversion from string "" to type 'Double' is not valid

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