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Re: output form
Lyre wrote:
>
> Hi:
> I have a question related to the output format. Say I have a table like
> v={{-16.2791, -84.7242}, {-15.7936, -82.7819}, {-15.308, -80.8396}}
>
> I use the following code to write them into a file called "fileout.dat".
>
> stmp=OpenWrite["fileout.dat",FormatType -> OutputForm];
> Write[stmp,TableForm[v]];
> Close[stmp];
>
> I got something like
> ===============================
> -16.2791 -84.7242
>
> -15.7936 -82.7819
>
> -15.308 -80.8396
> ===============================
>
> with blanck lines between each entry instead of
> ===============================
> -16.2791 -84.7242
> -15.7936 -82.7819
> -15.308 -80.8396
> ===============================
>
> How do I get rid of the blank lines in between? Thanks.
>
> Chihsuan
> --
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> | Chi-hsuan Lai, Dept of Physics * e-mail: !lai@utpapa.ph.utexas.edu!
> |
When I get picky about output format, I always use ToString and then
string manipulation commands to get the exact format I want. --
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- From: lai@spam.out.utpapa.ph.utexas.edu (Lyre)
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