Splitting A String (not a list) ?!
Apr 04 2013 | 2:15 pm
Hi everyone,
I have some serial data coming in from a mobile phone, in the format '079892673648contentofthemessage'
What i need to do is split the list after something like the 13th number, giving me 2 messages that i can then route.
[zl objects] do not seem to work as I'm assuming it doesn't qualify as a list.
I know this will possibly lead to [sprintf] or [regexpr] but I have tried using them and failed!
Can anyone help?
Regards,
Oli
- Apr 04 2013 | 2:27 pmHi thanks for the quick response!The first example did the trick!Sorry what did you mean by "cannot be represented?"Regards,Oli
- Apr 04 2013 | 2:49 pmAh I get you, I did notice that and wonder why?Ive learnt something today! :)Thanks!
- Feb 27 2014 | 1:58 amThanks Nicolas, this helped me out as well!!
- Feb 27 2014 | 9:22 amSigh. Somebody else can explain to Oli about 32-bit integers. There are about 2,147,483,647 threads discussing this.I just wanted to remind people that "079892673648" can be represented in Max, if you represent it as a symbol. I've not looked at Nicolas' patch, but the task can be done simply enough using [regexp].
- Feb 27 2014 | 9:29 amSorry to make you sigh peter i do apologies.If you check this post is now a year old and the kind people on the forum have helped me to find a solution.I was always taught 'if you cant say anything nice dont say anything at all'Food for thought maybe...
