Extract/Scan for numbers from multiple lines of strings

[pokerprof]

Attached here is the VI in LV 2012 ! 

[pokerprof]

The data acquired will be kept refreshing :

$#pressure 12
!@temperature 99
#voltage 1.4

$#pressure 13
!@temperature 100
#voltage 1.2

$#pressure 12
!@temperature 99
#voltage 1.4

and so on....

[camerond · Accepted solution]

OK, this will do it:

You just need to use \n\n (two newlines) as your stop string/start new string point.

Cameron

[apok]

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@pokerprof wrote:

The data acquired will be kept refreshing :

use a shift register to store your values......

[camerond]

Or, if the frequency of updates is slow enough, you could just throw the array (single data point) directly into a spreadsheet (CSV) file after it's generated. Wouldn't even have to take the step to convert strings to numbers (see my last post here) first if you don't need them for something else.

(Sure, it's not as efficient as putting them in as a single array, but I'm talking about if you have all the time in the world (10 msec ?) between each data point. And it's safer if there is a chance your PC or program will die before the run is finished, you'll at least have the data to that point stored.)

Cameron

[pokerprof]

Hi guys,

Here is the final block diagram that I've came up with. Modified from cameron's and also included shift register so that new data can be appended to the array.

Thank you for your help guys ! 

Cheers.

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