That's precisely why Jeph used -matrix input- not -matrix-, I presume.
Nick
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Stas Kolenikov
As for your code, check to see what exactly
mat A = (3 -5)
mat li A
produces. Not quite what you expected; you'd need to put commas
between the matrix values.
On 12/2/08, Jeph Herrin <[email protected]> wrote:
> I used -file- to read the ASCII file a line at a time
> and write out a -do- file which contained the necessary
> lines to -matrix input- the values.
< snip >
> #delimit ;
> matrix input b = (
> -1.9488158 -0.0874626 0.1785559 0.0304908 -0.0104287
> -0.0703224 -0.1402648 -0.1590217 -0.1926564 -0.3406200
> -0.4178385 0.0257852 -0.0065606 0.0570689 -0.0954522
> 0.1280117 0.0992062 0.0927456 0.0836843 0.0516530
> 0.0455983 0.0205244 -0.0223471 -0.0603116 -0.0759259
> -0.0762618 -0.0953297 -0.1421571 -0.1698843 0.3499212
> 0.2285282 0.2955863 0.0175301 0.7239078 0.2099990
> 0.2993378 0.3490949 1.0163712 0.2478369 0.3167427
> -0.3050866 -0.2854428 1.6223277 -0.0351432 0.1986832
> 0.2789393 0.2540214 -0.0226724 -0.2104767 -0.0402748
> 0.0700727 0.0355059 0.0453931 -0.2231259 0.0576488
> 0.0559482 0.1819322 0.4569752 0.4768460 1.7106584
> 2.3341741 2.0369928 -0.0271400 0.0421754
-0.0549200
> ) ;
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