How do I split an incoming 6 value string into separate variables?

Hey there, This is my first Processing project. So far it's going well, but I'm stuck with the string splitting bit.

OK, so ive programmed the arduino, and its connected to sensors giving correct values in the serial window (arduinoIDE)

but when Processing grabs the string and splits it, all I'm getting is zeros. Just zeros. nothing but zeros.

the graphic window appears to work correctly given the crappy data its getting.

The program is a live feed connected to an EFI engine for keeping an eye on extra sensors whilst on the Dynamometer. Anyway, if I could get some help that would be great!

`import grafica.*;
import processing.serial.*;
import processing.serial.Serial;

GPointsArray myArray = new GPointsArray(0);
Serial myPort;                                                   // The serial port
//float inByte = 0;                                              // defines starting value for the serial input(doesnt seem to be needed)
int count;
int[] sensors;                                                   // declare 'sensors' as an array (just incase I need it)
// int value;
int xPos = 20;                                                   // horizontal position of the graph
int yPos = 300;                                                  // current vertical position of the graph
int sensorNum;
int lastxPos = xPos;                                             // previous horizontal position of the graph
int lastyPos0= 0;                                                // last vertical position of the 1st graph and.......
int lastyPos1= 0;
int lastyPos2= 0;
int lastyPos3= 0;
int lastyPos4= 0;
int lastyPos5= 0;                                                // ........last vertical position of the 6th graph
String startvals = "'0','0','0','0','0','0'";
int vals[];

void setup () {
  size(1024, 300);                                               // set the window size
  println(Serial.list ());                                       // List all the available serial ports
  myPort = new Serial(this, Serial.list()[1], 9600);             //open  second COMport on PC
  myPort.bufferUntil(000);                                       // don't generate a serialEvent() unless you get a 000 (which im not convinced will work)
  background(0);                                                 // set inital background:
//  vals = new int[6];
//  println(vals);
//  String[] vals = (splitTokens(startvals));
                 }
void draw () {
  // draw the line:
  println(vals[0]);                                              // (debug)  visually check the first sensor value
  stroke(300,205, 0);
  line (lastxPos, lastyPos0, xPos,250- vals[0]);                 // draw for sensor one and...
  stroke(30,205, 0);
  line (lastxPos, lastyPos1, xPos,250- vals[1]);
  stroke(300,205, 60);
  line (lastxPos, lastyPos2, xPos,250- vals[2]);
  stroke(300,05, 200);
  line (lastxPos, lastyPos3, xPos,250- vals[3]);
  stroke(300,205, 30);
  line (lastxPos, lastyPos4, xPos,250- vals[4]);
  stroke(300,205, 300);
  line (lastxPos, lastyPos5, xPos,250- vals[5]);                 // .......draw for sensor 6

  lastxPos = xPos;                                               //
  lastyPos0 = vals[0];
  lastyPos1 = vals[1];
  lastyPos2 = vals[2];
  lastyPos3 = vals[3];
  lastyPos4 = vals[4];
  lastyPos5 = vals[5];

  if (xPos >= width) {                                           // at the edge of the screen, go back to the beginning:
    xPos = 0;                                                    // reset to start of window
    lastxPos = 0;                                                // reset to start of window
    background(50);
  } else {
    xPos =xPos + 20;                                             // increment the horizontal position:
          }
}


void serialEvent(Serial s) {                                    //*******************************************************
 vals = int(splitTokens(s.readString()));                //***  Divide incoming string to seperate variables   ***
// startvals = splitTokens(",");                             //*** These two lines are previous attempts that      ***
// vals[] = splitTokens(s, ", ");                             //*** didn't seem to work.                            ***
                                                                          //***   ***   ***  ***   ***   ***   ***   ***   ***  ***
  lastyPos0 = (vals[0]);                                        //***    This cant be right, surely                   ***
  lastyPos1 = (vals[1]);                                        //***                                                 ***
  lastyPos2 = (vals[2]);                                        //***  THIS is where I am lost! I am certain this is  ***
  lastyPos3 = (vals[3]);                                        //***  NOT how to do this but I cant find another way ***
  lastyPos4 = (vals[4]);                                        //***  online to do it.                               ***
  lastyPos5 = (vals[5]);                                        //*******************************************************

  redraw = true;
}`