I am trying to parse integers from a comma delimited string received via serial port.
the strings look like so: "1500,364" and are terminated with a linefeed.

This is the code that receives and parses the strings:
void serialEvent(Serial p) {
 int delimIndex = -1;
 inString = (myPort.readString());
 delimIndex = inString.indexOf(',');
 if (delimIndex != -1) {
   posString = inString.substring(0, delimIndex);
   disString = inString.substring(delimIndex+1, inString.length()-1);
   try {
     servoPos = int(posString);
     distance = int(disString);
     //servoPos = Integer.parseInt(posString);
     //distance = Integer.parseInt(disString);
   } catch(Exception e) {
     //do nothing
     println(e);
   }
   inString = "pos: " + posString + "| dis: |" + disString + "|";
 }
}

servoPos is parsed successfully from posString, but distance is not parsed from disString.

when I was using the Integer.parseInt() command to try to parse the integers, it worked for posString but threw a java.lang.NumberFormatException for disString. Using int() works for posString but fails (without throwing an exception) for disString.

Please let me know what I am doing wrong when I parse disString.

Thanks,

Cory