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Vladimir Gajic
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Reading measurement values from a textfile
Aug 20 2013 6:31 AM
Hello@all
I'm quite a C#-beginner. Currently, I'm working on an application for evaluating light measurements. That means, I have to read simple text files containing measurement-data in the following manner:
;MEASUREMENT
;Wave Value
340 5.48517
341 5.7362
342 6.04807
343 6.31996
344 6.68566
and so on...
My application needs only the Value-component which should be stored into a double array for further calculations. Basically, the whole thing should work something like this (if I'm thinking right)
1. Open a text file using the FileOpen-Dialog
2. Open a Streamreader to read the selected file
3. Ignore anything that is not a number
4. Ignore the Wave-values
5. Store the rest into an string array and convert it to double
I would be grateful for any hints.
Thanks in advance
Vladimir
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