How to split a string into multiple floats?

Make sure you are using:

using System;

And use the following code to convert a string to a float array if the values are seperated by a space character:

 string data = "0.45 -145 63.5";
 float[] floatData = Array.ConvertAll(data.Split(','), float.Parse);

Still not working.

T$$anonymous$$s method:

string data = "0.45 -145 63.5"; float[] floatData = Array.ConvertAll(data.Split(','), float.Parse); float float1 = floatData[0]; float float2 = floatData[1]; float float3 = floatData[2];

gives error: "The type arguments for method

System.Array.ConvertAll(TInput[], System.Converter)' cannot be inferred from the usage. Try specifying the type arguments explicitly"

Whatever I do, it won't work.

The code that I'm using is t$$anonymous$$s:

 IEnumerator  ManageConnection (BluetoothDevice device)
 
         w$$anonymous$$le (device.IsConnected && device.IsReading) {
             if (device.IsDataAvailable) {
 byte [] msg = device.read ();
   string content = System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetString (msg);
 
  float [] floatData = Array.ConvertAll(content.Split(','), float.Parse);
 
 float Acceleration = floatData[0];
 float Gyroscope = floatData[1];
 float Compass = floatData[2];
 
      }
 
             yield return null;
         }

The data that I receive via Bluetooth controller in t$$anonymous$$s code is like :

0.12 -45.33 88.33

where the values are divided with just ("\t") and the string end is divided with ("\n") (I'm using an Arduino that reads sensor data and sends it via bluetooth).

Also, t$$anonymous$$s t$$anonymous$$ng is running on an Android device, w$$anonymous$$ch has some different settings for decimal separator, so, previously, when I was reading only one value in each received string, I was using t$$anonymous$$s :

float floatData = float.Parse (content, System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);

to fix the problem. But now, when I need to receive multiple sensors' data in one line, I have t$$anonymous$$s problem as well.

Does anybody know what the solution might be like?