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Write a txt-file from a specific value in another txt-file
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Hello everyone,
I'm having some issues in order to write a txt-file from another txt-file. I want to supresse some part of the original txt-file and write only the essential information that I need. For exemple, in the original-txt file I have :
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<Thelen2003Muscle name="Ps_L1_VB_r">
<!--The set of points defining the path of the muscle.-->
<GeometryPath>
<!--The set of points defining the path-->
<PathPointSet>
<objects>
<PathPoint name="PathPoint_lumbar1">
<location> -0.00057725 0.029429 0.02</location>
<body>lumbar1</body>
</PathPoint>
<PathPoint name="PathPoint_pelvis">
<location> -0.0238 -0.057 0.0759</location>
<body>pelvis</body>
</PathPoint>
</objects>
<groups />
</PathPointSet>
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I want to write in my new txt-file, only the information of location, for exemple in my new txt-file I need :
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<location> -0.00057725 0.029429 0.02</location>
<location> -0.0238 -0.057 0.0759</location>
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I think I have to use fpintf, but my problem is to say : read from here to here and write this information here.
Thanks in advance, Dave.
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Bob Thompson
2019-3-8
Do you have any code written already? How are you choosing to load the file? Generally, with text files it is simplest to just read the entire file and then parse what you want from there.
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