search and split the string

[jeyanthi]

N00001D2312T140402N00002D2312T140403N00003D2312T140403N00004D2312T140404N00005D2312T140404N00006D2312T140404N00007D2312T140405N00008D2312T140405N00009D2312T140405

i have this data i want to split it to 72 character  and put a end line

 some thing like this below:

N00001D2312T140402N00002D2312T140403N00003D2312T140403N00004D2312T140404

N00005D2312T140404N00006D2312T140404N00007D2312T140405N00008D2312T140405

N00009D2312T140405

currently i just have few data if in future i will have much... plz help. thk u

[aman_bajra]

a. Create a while loop. 

b. Find the string length and use that number for number of iteration that you need.

c.Use String Subset to break the string into parts,

d. use carriage return or line feed constant in the string palette and concatenate with the string subset using concatenate string vi again in the string palette.

[jeyanthi]

thks but i still confuse , can i get an example for this plz...thk u

[aman_bajra]

Hi Jeyanthi,

There is a number of way to do that. I have attached one possible way. I hope it helps.

Aman 

Message Edited by aman_bajra on 12-26-2008 11:34 PM

[chilly_charly]

aman_bajra, there is a problem with your proposed solution : the resulting string contains only the last chunk of data, with a probably unwanted terminal CR.

You need to test the length of the splited string before adding or not a CR, and concatenate the string using a shift register...

Message Edité par chilly charly le 12-27-2008 04:02 PM

[BaccAdr]

Hi

i have one similar problem. i explain : i have for example some string like that

"<pays> Finland </pays> <ville> Tampere </ville> <temperature> 17~C </temperature> <ensoleillement> Nuageux </ensoleillement>" (xml code).

And i want my programme just give me:

" Finland Tampere 17~C Nuageux ".

In the qim to published it.

I used some cluster for my string some for loops but i haven´t succeeded.

An other problem is i don´t know all the time when i have to split, the lengh of the string is variable so i can´t do as you do. I mean to split all the 72 char for example. I tried many thing but i really have great difficulty to do that. I have really not anymore ideas how to do that.

So please help me i am becoming crazy because of that one.

PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE 🙂

thank you so much

BaccAdr

Sorry for my english i am a french student on a finnish keyboard

[NitzZ]

Hi Bacc Adr,

Check the attached VI. I think it will solve your problem..

Regards,

Nitzz

(Kudos are always Welcome;))

[Ray.R]

Hi Nittz,

Your code could be simplified using Regular Expressions as shown below:  (bottom code)

The solution is more flexible as it does not hard code how many tags to remove.

[Ray.R]

I found out I had a Rube Goldberg of my own!!!

Thanks to Darin for the improvement.  Amazing what can be done with a boolean 😉

LOL!

[BaccAdr]

Hi both of you,

This is almost perfect and you are (almost) both god for me, I will analyze precisely that soon ( but Ray R i did not have time to use you because at home i have only LV 7.1). But small problem wich stay with the first big, it´s i said

"<pays> Finland </pays> <ville> Tampere </ville> <temperature> 17~C </temperature> <ensoleillement>Nuageux  </ensoleillement>"

just as example but it could be totally random, so the data could be longer as

"<pays> Finland </pays> <ville> Tampere </ville> <temperature> 17~C </temperature> <ensoleillement> Nuageux  </ensoleillement> <date>5 mai </date> <time> 3:00 pm </time>"

or shorter.

But don´t worry I will try to find a solution and if i have a HUGE problem I would come back to you.

I don´t know if you just come to make this one but it´s really impressive. The function you used are well concatenate string & match pattern ?

THAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN YOUUUUUUUUUHOUUUUUUUUU so much

Best regards

BaccAdr