So I think this should be pretty straight forward. I actually can't even understand what could possibly be going wrong, and that's what bugs me the most.

Here's the deal: I have to read a couple of numbers from a file, but these numbers are in scientific notation. An example file would have the numbers like this:

```
1.00090E+00,2.90000E+00

```

So I thought I'd simply read it like this: get a double, ignore a character, get an int, ignore a character, get another double, ignore a character, and get a final int, so for this example, it would:

```
get (1.00090)
ignore (E)
get (+00)
ignore (,)
get (2.90000)
ignore (E)
get (+00)

```

So, I wrote these fscanf:

```
fscanf(arquivo, " %lf%*c%d%*c", &mantissa1, &expoente1);
x[i] = numToFloat(mantissa1, expoente1);
fscanf(arquivo, "%lf%*c%d", &mantissa2, &expoente2);
fx[i] = numToFloat(mantissa2, expoente2);

```

I separated them to make the understanding simpler. But then, it doesn't work. It reads the first double correctly, but then it messes up the int. And then it messes up everything on the second fscanf.
I tried all that I could think of. Put the formatted string onto the fscanf (`"%lfE%d,"` and `"%lfE%d"`). To read the signal into a character variable (`"%lf%*c%c%d%*c"`). None of it works.

Any guesses as to what's wrong?