Hi All,
I am creating a text base user-input interface for an optimization
framework I am developing in Julia. I am relatively new to Julia and have
only previously programmed in Fortran (mostly) and in C.
I am planning to read in/out my variables and their corresponding value
(which can by any type) as key/value pairs of a Dict. This is equivalent to
Fortran's NAMELIST feature (in a crude way).
As an example, I can easily write out a Dict to a text file as below:
writedlm("test.txt",dd,"=")
where dd is a example Dict:
dd = Dict([("A", 0), ("B", false),("C", [199,199,199]) ])
But when I try to do the inverse (read back the Dict) using the readdlm
command , I get the following error.
f = open("test.txt"
readdlm(f,dd)
ERROR: MethodError: `readdlm` has no method matching readdlm(::IOStream, ::
Dict{ASCIIString,Any})
I know, I can use "Regex" but I wanted to see if there is a more straight
forward way of doing this.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
thanks,
Nitin
