In at least some languages the left-leaning
` is called grave, not acute.
Nick
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Rafal Raciborski
> It is not 'k' but `k'. Note that the opening quote is an
> acute quotation mark
> (usually found under the escape key together with the tilde).
> rafal
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> > Thank you for the tip, but it's stating that 'k' is an
> invalid name, although
> > it is defined. If you have any more ideas I would love to see them.
Felipe Salazar <[email protected]>:
> > > If I understand correctly, you have 204 variables named
> mon1 mon2 mon3
> > > ... mon204. I would type:
> > >
> > > local k=1
> > > while `k'<=204 {
> > > keep if mon`k'=="3"
> > > local ++k
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