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String returnString = feed[0].getString(); where feed is a XivelyFeed should return the string value of the referenced datastream. Instead, it returns a string that contains both the date and string parts of the CSV datapoint.
e.g.: 2013-04-23T00:40:34.032979Z,value
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Haven't spent lots of time trying to recreate this, but did try the getString stuff yesterday and didn't see this. That was after I'd tweaked the library in that area though, so it's possible (if not obvious) that it was fixed there. (see mcqn@a22b91d for details of the change)
Hmmm… I can't remember what I was doing at the time. I think I did work around it by searching for the comma and continuing from there. I did get the original result with the xively example code.
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String returnString = feed[0].getString();
where feed is a XivelyFeed should return the string value of the referenced datastream. Instead, it returns a string that contains both the date and string parts of the CSV datapoint.e.g.:
2013-04-23T00:40:34.032979Z,value
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: