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Skill to split a string with \t

Amos001

Hi, 

I had below kinds of text file and tried to use skill to read this text file

143 95 47 46 94 142
141 93 45 44 92 140
139 91 43 42 90 138
137 89 41 40 88 136
135 87 39 38 86 134

Skil file to read text file

let((inPort nextLine)
inPort= infile("./instlist")
when(inPort
while(gets(nextLine inPort)
println(nextLine)
);while
close(inPort)
);when
);let

The CIW result is shown as below

"143\t95\t47\t46\t94\t142\n"
"141\t93\t45\t44\t92\t140\n"
"139\t91\t43\t42\t90\t138\n"
"137\t89\t41\t40\t88\t136\n"
"135\t87\t39\t38\t86\t134\n"

How can I get 143 95 47 46 without \t or \n? 

Many thanks and appreciate for your help.

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  • mschw

    Hi,

    you could split the lines with the command parseString, e.g.

    let((inPort nextLine)
     inPort= infile("./instlist")

     when(inPort

       while(gets(nextLine inPort)
        foreach(elem parseString(nextLine "\t\n")
         println(elem)
        )
       );while
       close(inPort)
       );when
    );let

    will print all individual elements of the file one by one in the CIW.

    Kind regards

    Matthias

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  • mschw

    Hi,

    you could split the lines with the command parseString, e.g.

    let((inPort nextLine)
     inPort= infile("./instlist")

     when(inPort

       while(gets(nextLine inPort)
        foreach(elem parseString(nextLine "\t\n")
         println(elem)
        )
       );while
       close(inPort)
       );when
    );let

    will print all individual elements of the file one by one in the CIW.

    Kind regards

    Matthias

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