Trouble converting "double like" string to integer

Hi everyone,
I have a trouble here. Let's say I have a string which its value is "314.12345667". the value is "like a double". How do i convert it into an integer where the integer only takes the value of da string before the decimal point (as in the value of string = 314 only)? Thanks for helping.

hi xamule,
tey this..
String s="314.123876"
double d=Double.parseDouble(s);
int x=d.intValue();
hope it may help u..
bye bye,
Pramod

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> Having trouble converting array to spreadsheet string, storing the
> file and coverting back to array with complex numbers
>
> I am working with a network analyzer. I have arrays made of 5 columns
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> complex numbers. I am converting the array into a spreadsheet string
> and then saving the file using the write characters to a file VI. That
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> convert back to array, I loose some of the data. Specifically the
> imaginary parts of my complex numbers are all going to zero. I have
> narrowed down the problem to be in the conversion from spreadsheet
> string to array and vice versa. I think the problem may be with the
> 'format' input to the VI. I do not have an adequate resource for this
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