bob therriault wrote:
> I took a similar approach to Henry, but created a left argument
> first and then made the verb a dyad
>
> punct =: '';'-';'/'
> punct (;@(, each 1 0 3{ ]))"1 q
Any suggestions as to how to get rid of the terminating spaces in each
line prior to output? In other words, the output file should contain
ONLY the text of each line, but not the terminating spaces, resulting
in ragged (variously-lengthed) lines to write to a file. (Right now,
when I write your data to an output file, it contains all those extra
space-wasting spaces at the end of each line of text.) Yeah, I could
write the code of the scripting language I use to automate a commercial
application (the next step in my process) to trim those spaces as I
read in the data, but that really shouldn't be necessary for data
coming out of a language like J. Thanks in advance for any suggestions
you can make along this line!
Harvey
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