| Re: Can't find the end of a text file [message #83121 is a reply to message #83119] |
Wed, 06 February 2013 10:00  |
wlandsman
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Registered: June 2000
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The way your code is written, IDL will try to read 7 numbers, even if it has to continue over multiple lines. So if your file has 7 numbers per line, and ends in a blank line, then IDL will give an "end of file" error, since it can't read 7 numbers in the last line.
I would read each line into string, to be sure you are reading one line at time.
--Wayne
P.S. I would suggest the following coding changes for the loop -- the most important change being subscripting with square brackets!
while ~EOF(Unit) do begin
readf,Unit,temp
data[0,count]=temp
count++
endwhile
On Wednesday, February 6, 2013 12:13:59 PM UTC-5, kisCA wrote:
> Hi there,
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> I got a weird problem. I am trying to read a text file with a six lines header and then a number of lines that I tried to know with:
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> count=0
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> mxnum=7000
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> temp=fltarr(7)
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> data=fltarr(7,mxnum)
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> while EOF(Unit) eq 0 do begin
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> readf,Unit,temp
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> data(*,count)=temp(*)
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> count=count+1
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> endwhile
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> In the middle of the loop, I got this error
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> READF: End of file encountered.
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> The problem is solved when I delete the last empty line of the file.
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> And by the way, when I read and print line by line there is an empty line every two lines that I don't see when I open the file with Notepad.
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>
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> Anyone had this problem before ?
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>
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> Thank you for your help
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