Distinguishing Capitalised alphabats in a string

[RAJAT123]

Hi I'm an amatuer at Labview and am encountering a problem. I'm hoping if someone can tell me if it possible in labview to distinguish the words in a string of the form, "RajatKumarWasAtTheZooYesterday".

So, here I'm looking to write a program that can identify and distinguish the strings: Rajat Kumar Was At The Zoo Yesterday

I hope to represent each word in a different way and so would require a program that can identify special characters, such as capitalized alphabats.

Second query: Is it possible to distinguish certain special characters in a string. For example, if the string is "RajatKumar,WasAtTheZooYesterday123", I would want to identify the comma after RajatKumar and/or the numbers123 at the end.

Thanks for helping out!!

Rajat

[Coq_Rouge]

First I would recommend Google the term ASCII. In the comparison palette you will also find some string compare options. Then working with strings it can sometimes like you do it will in most cases be more easy to convert it to a byte array.

[RAJAT123]

hmmm..... using ASCII codes is a good idea.

But how do I convert a character to its ASCII code, in LabView. Is there a specifioc command for that????

But thanks, its a good thought.

Cheers!!

[Lucither]

to know whether it is a capital letter, convert to byte if> 65 and <91 it is a capital letter. Converting the string to a byte array will give you the decimal value of the ascii representation.

Have attaced an Ascii table

[Coq_Rouge]

In order to convert a string to byte array just use this function

[RAJAT123]

thanks guys... I figured it out...!!

cheers.

Rajat

[Omar_II]

[Darin.K]

Regexes are amongst my favorite things, also keep in mind the not-so-often used 'Lexical Class'

[altenbach]

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@RAJAT123 wrote:

"... alphabats ..."

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I guess these are the ones that appear first from under the congress bridge in the evening. 😄