String to integer problem

I have a very odd string to Integer problem

Here is what i get in the console

here is my strToInt Script

Code:

public static int strToInt(String txt, int ifNot)
    {
        if(txt == null)
        {
            return ifNot;
        }

        try
        {
            return Integer.parseInt(txt,ifNot);
        }catch(Exception e){
            System.out.println("Error: strToInt("+txt+","+ifNot+")");
            return ifNot;
        }
    }

and here is the code that trying to run the strToInt

Code:

System.out.println(unpacked.get(0));
            String[] data = unpacked.get(0).split(sep);
            int x = tr.strToInt(data[0], 0);
            int y = tr.strToInt(data[1], 0);
            int z = tr.strToInt(data[2], 0);
            System.out.println(getData(x,y,z));

as you can see unpacked.get(0) gives me 197|69|275 but then i use .split("|") and send each result to the strToInt i get a error and end up with 3 "0" how can that be?

 

I honestly don't think you want to use radices.
(See http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.../Integer.html#parseInt(java.lang.String, int))

What you want to do is Integer.parseInt(txt);
nothing more.

 

The second parameter of the Integer.parseInt method is the radix, not an "ifNot" option. Unless you're using something besides base ten, you shouldn't be putting anything in there.

Edit: ninjad.

 

Thx how stupid i feel