the line below will return some numbers in the format
8458.268,19166.142,13113.780,25837.795,13113.780,25837.795...
output=output.split("\n").filter(/./.test, /Coordinates/).join("\n").replace(/[^0-9.,]/g,'');
then it outputs in the line below... but before it outputs... I need to perform some calculations... like divide all those numbers by X
document.getElementById('inputTextToSave').innerHTML= output0 + output + output2;
Try using a map function on the array at the point where you need to make the calculations. Once you have the array so that each item is in the format that you want, you can map through the array and divide each item by 2.2.
E.g.
arr.map((item) => {
return item/2.2;
}) // at this point you could chain on 'join("\n")' or whatever
If I'm understanding you correctly, you want to make an array out of the data you have, then perform a calculation on each piece of that data, and then do something else with it. If so, then the built in javascript map function is the way to go.
Note: I use ES6 fat arrow syntax for the function inside map, obviously you could just use an anonymous function with map(function(item) {...});
parseFloat() on your item before dividing by 2.2. Eg divBy2 = v => parseFloat(v) / 2.2;arr = [100, 200,34,2.2,65]; then running: arr.map((item) => { return item/2.2 }); results in [45.45, 90.90, 15.45, 1, 29.54]. (note: I took out some of the decimals places)