Hello everybody,
Today in Bergamo (20 Km near ISEO Lake) there are 30 celsisus, the humidity is 36% and does not wind blow…
And, as usual I’m crazy with XOJO …
This time for converting a string into a DOUBLE format …
The string or strings are normal temperature data taken by FLUKE Thermal Imaging.
I would like to view the thermography and save it to db mysql;
Anyway I think I can do it all, or I thought it was until this morning.
Instead, I can not convert a string into a double format.
Will it be for the heat ???
Or will it be a sorcery of the bad queen of “Once Upon A Time?”
BOH !
Or maybe, is the string format to be problematic?
Norman, I do exactly the opposite, I have a text file, and going to read the values that are formatted.
I try with double, cdbl, val but understand why I cannot convert a string containing a number in number… see the image at debug…
looks more like UTF16 BUT your DEFINE ENCODING says this is a single byte encoding (WindowsLatin1) and so interpretting this string of bytes stopped on the 00 (a non-ascii numeric character) and you get 0
Determining the right encoding to use will probably fix this
You really need to define it as the correct encoding
if you read this data from a file then I suspect that ConvertEncoding cant do the right things as before that line the encoding is nil
That’s what I’d expect
try
dim vavalore as string = mpixelrow(ro).colum(co)
BREAK // <<< and examine vavalore to see what encoding it is
I got a reason, in the end, the original program (FLUKE SmartView) was written with NET.Framework, likely the text file I can export with thermography temperatures in UTF16.
In fact, setting UTF16 now works.
So if all is well, I have three neurons, one is on vacation and the other two are on strike
