Android SharedPreference Ghost Number?

Question

I am losing my mind, I am using shared preference to create google maps markers, and it is getting coordinates from a 2130 line long text document but something is really off, here is the coordinates it is getting around line 1982

06-16 23:23:10.072  22228-22228/com.emiliogaines.fuelfinder D/X:﹕ 12.0434 990
06-16 23:23:10.072  22228-22228/com.emiliogaines.fuelfinder D/Y:﹕ 57.7891
06-16 23:23:10.130  22228-22228/com.emiliogaines.fuelfinder D/X:﹕ 17.8537 991
06-16 23:23:10.130  22228-22228/com.emiliogaines.fuelfinder D/Y:﹕ 59.4185
06-16 23:23:10.169  22228-22228/com.emiliogaines.fuelfinder D/X:﹕ 35 992
06-16 23:23:10.169  22228-22228/com.emiliogaines.fuelfinder D/Y:﹕ 16.403
06-16 23:23:10.202  22228-22228/com.emiliogaines.fuelfinder D/X:﹕ 60.2867 993
06-16 23:23:10.202  22228-22228/com.emiliogaines.fuelfinder D/Y:﹕ 16.8904
06-16 23:23:10.230  22228-22228/com.emiliogaines.fuelfinder D/X:﹕ 60.6137 994

(the end number is the line-number divided by 2)

and here is the EXACT same part but from the text file

12.0434
57.7891
17.8537
59.4185
16.403
60.2867
16.8904
60.6137

somehow it gets the number 35 and it messes up the whole system as you can see

and this is the code retrieving the text

        while(linecordx != null){

            googleMap.addMarker(new MarkerOptions()
                    .position(new LatLng(Double.parseDouble(linecordx), Double.parseDouble(linecordy)))
                    .icon(BitmapDescriptorFactory.fromResource(R.drawable.okq8_scale))
                    .title(statoilid + ". OKQ8")
                    .snippet("Tryck på den här rutan för att ändra Markören"));
            SharedPreferences.Editor editorsave = sharedPreferences.edit();

            editorsave.putInt("Title" + statoilid, statoilid);
            editorsave.putString("Info" + statoilid, "Tryck på den här rutan för att ändra Markören");
            editorsave.putString("XCord"+statoilid, linecordx);
            editorsave.putString("YCord" + statoilid, linecordy);
            editorsave.putString("Icon" + statoilid, "5");
            editorsave.commit();
            statoilid++;
            statoilnumber++;
            linecordx = okreader.readLine();
            linecordy = okreader.readLine();
                Log.d("X: ", linecordx + " "+ statoilid);
            Log.d("Y: ", linecordy);



        }
    } catch(IOException ioe){
        ioe.printStackTrace();
    }

Answer 1

Sometimes you get tunnel vision with these kind of things but I did see something immediately.

59.4185 ends with 5

16.403 ends with 3 (it's also strangely only 3 decimals)

= 35

I'm pretty sure your readLine() methods are to blame, you probably initialized them incorrectly somehow. I would also try changing the numbers in the file surrounding those lines slightly to see what goes wrong.