henszey Posted November 13, 2003 Posted November 13, 2003 Currently i am trying to load in data that looks like this.... points { (-12.201 -15.781 49.622) (-12.201 -15.781 76.876) (-12.201 12.3 49.622) (-12.201 12.3 76.876) (15.054 -15.781 49.622) (15.054 -15.781 76.876) (15.054 12.3 49.622) (15.054 12.3 76.876) (-8.3853 -13.774 87.493) (-8.3853 4.0987 91.257) (11.239 4.0987 91.257) (11.239 -13.774 87.493) (-2.2526 -10.082 96.412) (-2.2526 -3.3801 97.822) (5.1064 -3.3801 97.822) (5.1064 -10.082 96.412) (-9.6457 12.3 52.176) (12.499 12.3 52.176) (12.499 12.3 74.324) (-9.6457 12.3 74.324) (-9.6457 11.531 78.227) (12.499 11.531 78.227) (9.3989 4.8674 89.912) (-6.5455 4.8674 89.912) (-6.5455 3.3975 91.873) (9.3989 3.3975 91.873) (4.4165 -2.6789 97.207) (-1.5627 -2.6789 97.207) (-9.6457 9.6626 52.176) } what i am using to load it looks like this..... for(int i = 0; i < 100; i++) { fgets(oneline,255,filein); if (!(strstr(oneline,"points {") == NULL)) break; } int current = 0; for(i=0;i<5000;i++) { fgets(oneline,255,filein); //readstr(filein,oneline); if (!(strstr(oneline," }") == NULL)) break; sscanf(oneline, " (%f %f %f) (%f %f %f) (%f %f %f) \n", &vtemp[i].x, &vtemp[i].y, &vtemp[i].z, &vtemp[i+1].x, &vtemp[i+1].y, &vtemp[i+1].z, &vtemp[i+1].x, &vtemp[i+1].y, &vtemp[i+1].z); current += 3; } There are 2 problems with this, first it doesnt work rigth at all, and second every once in awhile in the input file there are only 2 sets of points instead of 3. any help would be apreciated. Quote
*Experts* Volte Posted November 13, 2003 *Experts* Posted November 13, 2003 This looks like C problem to me. Does this have anything to do with .NET? Quote
henszey Posted November 14, 2003 Author Posted November 14, 2003 Visual C++ .NET ummm..... i dunno Quote
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