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Hi, i would normally ask my tutor at uni, but i can't at the moment. I've gone through loads of tutorials but i can't seem to get much progress on formatting my data in the way i want.

i'm reading data from a serial port and if I print, my data looks like this:

I've trying zl group/pack and a whole bunch of other things but i'm having no luck. If anyone could point me in the right direction, I would be very happy!

print x
print 1
print 1
print y
print 2
print 0
print 3
print 
print 
print x
print 1
print 2
print y
print 1
print 0
print 0
print 2
print 
print 

I need the data to look like this:
print 11 203
print 12 1002

formatting-data-like-this

to grab the chunks of data, now the data looks like:

So is their a way of removing the x and y chars from the data and making the 1 1 into 11 etc, so the data looks like

[zl filter] would be just to filter the x and y.

Here you go with a [sprintf] in addition.

You could also do everything at once with [regexp].

Answered too fast! 
[zl filter] would be just to filter the x and y.
Here you go with a [sprintf] in addition.
You could also do everything at once with [regexp].
Jean-François.

I used [springf %s%s%s%s%s%s%s] to remove the spaces and [zl filter x] to remove the x and same for the y.

I feel like a right newb, but i really didn't know about the sprintf thing.

formatting data like this......?