Quote from luishp on July 21, 2023, 10:02 am

@joferar333 no puedes dar nombres a variables que consistan en un número (esto es así en todos los lenguajes de programación).
De verdad creo que deberías leer al menos la parte de introducción del manual de usuario de VisualNEO Web:

Valid Variable Names (visualneo.com)

Esto es incorrecto:

SetVar [12] [myArray(0)]

Yo de verdad que tengo mucha paciencia, pero estoy agotado...

Quote from joferar333 on July 21, 2023, 10:34 am

@luishp realmente te pido mil disculpas por las molestias ocacionadas

Ni me imagine que el tema podria ser por los nombres de las variable pero aun asi no logro que me leea el archivo

neoPhpFileToVar "autonormal_2023-2013.txt" [resultado] "parseData1"

Math "[xxx] * [a]/1000" 1 [fina]
MathCeil [fina] [fina]
BeginJS
var number=parseFloat($App.fina);
$App.final12 = number.toLocaleString('de-DE');
EndJS

rutina

parseData1
StrParse "[resultado]" "\n" [miArray]
ArrayLen [miArray] [totalLineas]

SetVar [a] [miArray(0)]
SetVar [b] [miArray(1)]
SetVar [c] [miArray(2)]
SetVar [d] [miArray(3)]
SetVar [e] [miArray(4)]
SetVar [f] [miArray(5)]
SetVar [g] [MiArray(6)]

[resultado] Interger respuesa probe con ambas formas interg y string

 

Quote from luishp on July 21, 2023, 10:57 am

@joferar333 Esto debe estar también en la subrutina (al final de ella):

Math "[xxx] * [a]/1000" 1 [fina]
MathCeil [fina] [fina]
BeginJS
var number=parseFloat($App.fina);
$App.final12 = number.toLocaleString('de-DE');
EndJS

Porque entonces, y solo entonces, [a] tendrá un valor.
De lo contrario, tal y como estás haciendo ahora, cuando ejecutas Math, [a] todavía no tiene un valor.

Es decir, la subrutina sirve para estar seguro de que en el momento en que esta se ejecute, el archivo ya ha sido leído.
Si pones acciones detrás de neoPhpFileToVar se ejecutarán inmediatamente, sin esperar a que el archivo haya sido leído.

¿Lo entiendes ahora?

Quote from joferar333 on July 21, 2023, 11:18 am

@luishpi si entendi ahora bien la mecanica pero aun si no logro que lea...

cuando ingresa a la pagina se le pide que lea el archivo...

neoPhpFileToVar "autonormal_2023-2013.txt" [resultado] "parseData1"

.. parseData1

rutina

StrParse "[resultado]" "\n" [miArray]
ArrayLen [miArray] [totalLineas]

SetVar [a] [miArray0]
SetVar [b] [miArray1]
SetVar [c] [miArray2]
SetVar [d] [miArray3]
SetVar [e] [miArray4]
SetVar [f] [miArray5]
SetVar [g] [MiArray6]

Math "[xxx] * [a]/1000" 1 [fina]
MathCeil [fina] [fina]
BeginJS
var number=parseFloat($App.fina);
$App.final12 = number.toLocaleString('de-DE');
EndJS

.15
Math "[xxx] * [b]/1000" 1 [fina1]
MathCeil [fina1] [fina1]
BeginJS
var number=parseFloat($App.fina1);
$App.final15 = number.toLocaleString('de-DE');
EndJS

 

.18
Math "[xxx] * [c]/1000" 1 [fina2]
MathCeil [fina2] [fina2]
BeginJS
var number=parseFloat($App.fina2);
$App.final18 = number.toLocaleString('de-DE');
EndJS

.24
Math "[xxx] * [d]/1000" 1 [fina3]
MathCeil [fina3] [fina3]
BeginJS
var number=parseFloat($App.fina3);
$App.final24 = number.toLocaleString('de-DE');
EndJS

.30

Math "[xxx] * [e]/1000" 1 [fina4]
MathCeil [fina4] [fina4]
BeginJS
var number=parseFloat($App.fina4);
$App.final30 = number.toLocaleString('de-DE');
EndJS

.36
Math "[xxx] * [f]/1000" 1 [fina5]
MathCeil [fina5] [fina5]
BeginJS
var number=parseFloat($App.fina5);
$App.final36 = number.toLocaleString('de-DE');
EndJS

.48

Math "[xxx] * [g]/1000" 1 [fina6]
MathCeil [fina6] [fina6]
BeginJS
var number=parseFloat($App.fina6);
$App.final48 = number.toLocaleString('de-DE');
EndJS

[resultado] Interger respuesa probe con ambas formas interg y string

Quote from joferar333 on July 21, 2023, 11:19 am

@Luishp

Corregi que faltaba el ()

SetVar [a] [miArray(0)]
SetVar [b] [miArray(1)]
SetVar [c] [miArray(2)]
SetVar [d] [miArray(3)]
SetVar [e] [miArray(4)]
SetVar [f] [miArray(5)]
SetVar [g] [MiArray(6)]

pero aun asi no logro que lea el archivo

Quote from roccocogliano on July 21, 2023, 11:38 am

@joferar333

In the routine 'parseData1' try printing the contents of the variable [resultado] using a ConsoleLog or jsalert "[resultado]" (put it at the start of the routine) to see if the variable actually contains what you expect.

If correct, it should show you the contents of the file on screen

Quote from joferar333 on July 21, 2023, 12:21 pm

Hi @roccocogliano  please see this video...

https://alejandrovalenti.com/rrt.mp4

Thanks

Quote from roccocogliano on July 21, 2023, 12:34 pm

@joferar333

you messed up (a lot) with the variable names. see attached screenshot

Quote from roccocogliano on July 21, 2023, 12:36 pm

first you use [myArray] as parameter, then [miArray] and also [MiArray] in the routine

Quote from joferar333 on July 21, 2023, 12:44 pm

@roccocogliano

 

Thank you really friend, I have corrected what you mark but even so I can't get it to read me... it's a Mandingo thing!
Could you do him a favor and see if you can read this file that I am attaching and place it in the variables to see if I can move forward once and for all...

Quote from roccocogliano on July 21, 2023, 12:48 pm

Quote from roccocogliano on July 21, 2023, 11:38 am

@joferar333

In the routine 'parseData1' try printing the contents of the variable [resultado] using a ConsoleLog or jsalert "[resultado]" (put it at the start of the routine) to see if the variable actually contains what you expect.

If correct, it should show you the contents of the file on screen

as i said before, try to see if it loads the file.

Quote from joferar333 on July 21, 2023, 12:56 pm

@roccocogliano

 

Unfortunately I don't know how to use what you tell me.
This is a routine that Luis gave me but I can't get it to work, I've made many mistakes but I still can't get it to work.

That's why I asked you if you could try to load that file that I attached that contains 6 lines and see if you can get it to read each line and you can apply it to a variable... this is really horrible for me and there are things that maybe I miss but my neurons obviously at 65 are no longer so awake... greetings

Quote from joferar333 on July 21, 2023, 1:08 pm

@roccocogliano

Thank you really friend, I have corrected what you mark but even so I can't get it to read me... it's a Mandingo thing!
Could you do him a favor and see if you can read this file that I am attaching and place it in the variables to see if I can move forward once and for all...

 

Quote from roccocogliano on July 21, 2023, 2:30 pm

@joferar333

No need for me to try and read your file, you did and it works.
What I recommended was not a fix but a test to see if your routine was loading the file correctly and looking at the image you loaded, it does, it works, it loads the contents of the file into the [resultado] variable.
You can now comment out that line as well.
I recommend you check the variable names in your interface.
Make sure you spell variable names correctly wherever you use them.

Regards

PS: age doesn't matter, I'm 55 :)