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12/04/2006 03:11PM (Read 3154 times)
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Hi,in a cl script I am trying to read in a string of numbers, e.g. "12,15,19". Is there an easy way to split this string at the delimiter "," into individual components and convert the numbers into integers?hbar
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12/04/2006 03:11PM
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If it's a small string as in your example, try[code:1:af7859ba1c]cl> print ("1,2,3") | trans STDIN "," " " | scan (i,j,k)[/code:1:af7859ba1c]The TRANSLIT task can do the split, and then you just "scan-from-pipe" into the variables you want. If it's a longer list, instead of a space use "\n" to force a newline, redirect to a file and then read through the file in the usual way.-Mike
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