R – Extra Characters in Trace Function @#$%#$@%

Can someone please tell me where these extra characters are coming from?

This is the output:

"MECHEL OAO ADS"
21.19
21.70
21.88
"+0.84%"
4736975

1

"MECHEL OAO ADS"
21.19
21.70
21.88
"+0.84%"
4736975

1

"MECHEL OAO ADS"
21.19
21.70
21.88
"+0.84%"
4736975

1

Notice the space and then the 1? Those should not be there…

Here's the script, should just plug and play…

var quoteTimer:Timer = new Timer(1000);
quoteTimer.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER, getQuote);
quoteTimer.start();

var url:String = "http://www.hupcapstudios.com/projects/getDow.php";
var stockInfo:String = "s=MTL&f=nol1hp2v";

function getQuote(e:Event):void
{
    var variables:URLVariables = new URLVariables();
    variables.info = stockInfo;
    var urlRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest(url);
    var stockLoader:URLLoader = new URLLoader();
    urlRequest.method = URLRequestMethod.POST;
    urlRequest.data = variables;
    stockLoader.load(urlRequest);
    stockLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, addStock);
}

function addStock(e:Event):void
{
    var stockArray:Array = e.target.data.split(",");
    var assocArray:Array = new Array("Stock: " , "Open: ", "Current: ", "High :", "Percent Change: ", "Volume: ");

    for(var i:int=0;i<assocArray.length;i++)
    {
        trace(stockArray[i]);
    }
}

and the php…

<?php

$stock = require("http://download.finance.yahoo.com/d/quotes.csv?". $_POST['info']);

echo $stock;

?>

When I just run the php (or throw the url in the browser with the post"info" concatenated I don't get that extra space and 1 at the end…

***************** THE SOLUTION *****************

I was getting a "\n" in there, not sure why the 1 was being appended, but here is the code I'm using to make this all usable data (I'm seeking out more than one stock at a time otherwise eliminating the last bit space would have been no problem);

this is the URL to get the traced results of e.target.data:

http://download.finance.yahoo.com/d/quotes.csv?s=MSFT+GE+^N225+F+ET&f=noghl1p2vs

"Microsoft Corpora",N/A,N/A,N/A,26.71,"0.00%",0,"MSFT"

"GEN ELECTRIC CO",N/A,N/A,N/A,16.79,"0.00%",0,"GE"

"NIKKEI 225",10276.4,10216.14,10290.31,10257.56,"+0.18%",0,"^N225"

"FORD MOTOR CO",N/A,N/A,N/A,7.66,"0.00%",0,"F"

"ET",N/A,N/A,N/A,0.00,"N/A",N/A,"ET"

1

In order to make that usable I had to break it down into an array with a couple of loops…

the new addStock() function (with the results sent to a movie clips containing text fields for the data)…

function addStock(e:Event):void
{
    var array:Array = e.target.data.split("\n"); // splits the string into arrays delimited by the "\n"
    array.pop(); // eliminates the last array entry which is just white space
    var goodArray:Array = new Array(); // the array I will store the correctly formatted values

    for(var i:int=0;i<array.length;i++)
    {
        var s:String = array[i].substr(0,array[i].indexOf("\n")-1);
        var nArray:Array = s.split(",");

        for(var con:int = 0; con<nArray.length;con++)
        {
            goodArray.push(nArray[con]);
        }
    }

    var round:int = 0; // the number I need to offset the stocks information.



    for(var t:int = 0; t<stockCardsArray.length;t++)
    {
        var c:* = stockCardsArray[t]; // the array containing my movie clips with the text fields.

        c.stock_name.text = goodArray[0+round].substr(1,goodArray[0+round].length-2);

        c.open.text = "OPEN: " + goodArray[1+round];
        c.low.text = "LOW: " + goodArray[2+round];
        c.high.text = "HIGH: " +goodArray[3+round];
        c.current.text = "CURRENT: " + goodArray[4+round];
        c.percent.text = "PERCENT CHANGE: " + goodArray[5+round];
        c.volume.text = "VOLUME: " + goodArray[6+round];
        c.symbolTab.symbol.text = goodArray[7+round].substr(1,goodArray[0+round].length);

        round +=8;

    }
}