rplc&('_';'-') each (data)
Kind of slow but works ;)
Le 2007-10-02 12:33, David Porter a écrit :
I have read a CSV file and crunched it appropriately. I am now trying
to write the crunched file with normal negative signs. I remember
reading about an elegant way to replace the negative signs and saying to
myself at the time: "That's a good thing to remember." However, I
cannot find the reference that I think I saw and am now starting to
question whether I did see it.
I am using J 5.04. I have a two-dimensional array of numbers that gets
a text header attached to it, both as boxed arrays. This gets fed to
the writecsv verb from the csv script that came with J 5.04. I can
change data to character data and the negative signs to hyphens by
working on the data as a vector, but cannot get it boxed correctly to
attach the header.
I looked in the OLE stuff to export data to Excel, but couldn't find
anything there, though I may have missed it.
Thinking out of the box, could I just swap the characters in a. while I
write the file or is a. read-only? (Doesn't seem to work.)
Seems like it should be easy...doh!
Thanks in advance
Dave Porter
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