Thread: sscanf does'nt parse a simple file correctly

Hi, here's the first example

http://pastebin.com/d5e48e200

linje from vue is the text file,
the other linje is sscanf(); which i use like this:

gettjamem(objnr,i);
sscanf(line,"%s %f %f %f %f %f %f",&tmpline,&cameras[objnr].source_x[i],&cameras[objnr].source_y[i],&cameras[objnr].source_z[i],
&cameras[objnr].target_x[i],&cameras[objnr].target_y[i],&cameras[objnr].target_z[i]);
printf("linjen fra VUE: %s\n", &line);
printf("frame: %i cam?: %s",i, &tmpline);
printf("X: %f Y: %f\n",cameras[objnr].source_x[i],cameras[objnr].source_y[i]);
i++;

Can anyone see a problem with that sscanf statement?

thx,
seidel.

One thing I see: Assuming tmpline is a character array which has been properly allocated...as a string, it should be passed without the address-of operator.

Code:

sscanf(line, "%s %f...", tmpline, &cameras[objnr].source_x[i]...);

But looking at the pastebin, it appears your parsing is off anyway. You probably need to revisit the manual for sscanf.