Drill file txt conversion

[Ilija Pavlovic]

Traxmaker made txt drill file without last zero(s), but I need full format
like Tango:

T01
X0005Y0005 -> X000500Y000500
X00475Y00555 -> X004750Y005550
Y00585 -> Y005850
Y00615 -> Y006150
Y00645 -> Y006450
Y01 -> Y010000
X011 -> X011000

Please help, how to solve this, maybe C++...

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[Meindert Sprang]

Traxmaker made txt drill file without last zero(s), but I need full format
like Tango:

T01
X0005Y0005 -> X000500Y000500
X00475Y00555 -> X004750Y005550
Y00585 -> Y005850
Y00615 -> Y006150
Y00645 -> Y006450
Y01 -> Y010000
X011 -> X011000

Why? Can't you specify the format (2.3 or 2.4 or 2.5 or.....) in the
application that must read the drill file?

Meindert

 

[Stephan Rose]

Traxmaker made txt drill file without last zero(s), but I need full format
like Tango:

T01
X0005Y0005 -> X000500Y000500
X00475Y00555 -> X004750Y005550
Y00585 -> Y005850
Y00615 -> Y006150
Y00645 -> Y006450
Y01 -> Y010000
X011 -> X011000

Please help, how to solve this, maybe C++...

Wouldn't adding zeros in the back change value? wouldn't you want more
zeros in front? Well...either way....here's a C solution for ya...at
least the steps as to how to proceed. Writing the code's up to you


Here's what you're gonna have to do.

Read each line...tokenize the string so that you end up with 4 tokens
"X" "0005" "Y" "0005", or 2 tokens in the case of a single coordinate.

Now it's a simple matter of adding 0's to the numeric strings until
the string length is sufficient long enough (6 in your case I guess).

Then just patch it back together into one string, write line to file,
repeat for next line.

Stephan