Marco Tedaldi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote; >I've got LabView 7 in which I want to read in umbers from a text file >(one column of floating point values, between 0 and 1)
>With the format-string %.3f oder %.6f it allways gets the right number >of values (there are 9 Values in the file, and I get an array of 9 >Values), but all the values are zero (type: single)! When I change 0.x >to 1.x in the file, I get 1.000 (instead of 1.x)! If this is a problem with the , and . as decimal seperator then i have some suggestions. Normally LabVIEW uses the Regional Settings (at least in Windows). 1 - You can override the regional settings in menu "Tools->Options..." Select the Front Panel options and uncheck the entry "Use localized decimal point" It will now use . as decimal seperator. 2 - "Scan from String" and "Format Into string" "%.;" will set . as decimal seperator "%,;" will set , as decimal seperator "%;" will use system settings. Search in online help index after "Formatting" and select entry specifier syntax in strings -- Rolf