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Re: recover a value in module at the end

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• Subject: [mg51183] Re: [mg51151] recover a value in module at the end
• From: DrBob <drbob at bigfoot.com>
• Date: Thu, 7 Oct 2004 05:26:15 -0400 (EDT)
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Try a variation on:

First@Last@Reap@Module[{param1,
       param2}, Do[param1 = Random[]; param2 = Random[];
         Sow@{param1, param2}, {i, 10}]]

or

Last@Reap[
     Module[{param1,
     param2}, Do[param1 = Random[]; param2 = Random[];
       Sow[param1, "param1"]; Sow[param2, "param2"], {i, 10}]],
     _, List]

or

Last@Reap[
     Module[{param1,
     param2}, Do[param1 = Random[]; param2 = Random[];
       Sow[param1, "param1"]; Sow[param2, "param2"], {i, 10}]],
     "param1", List]

Bobby

On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 04:34:37 -0400 (EDT), sean kim <sean_incali at yahoo.com> wrote:

>
>
> Hello Group,
>
> let's say you have a module that repeats many times.
> and let's say you want to keep parameter(s) to memory
> or output so that you can recover them at the end.
>
> for instance,
>
>
> Module[{},
> Table[param1 = Random[];param2=Random[],{i, 1000}]
> ];
>
>
> if I go
> In[51]:= param1
>          param2
>
> Out[51]= 0.43482
> Out[52]= 0.0305665
>
> it only recovers the last number the module used.
>
> I can do,
>
> In[59]:= Module[{},
> Table[{param1=Random[];param2=Random[]};
>       param1>>>param1.txt
>       ,{i,1000}]];
> l1 = Import["param1.txt","List"];
> Length[l1]
>
> Out[61]= 4000
>
> but the above will not overwrite the values from
> previous iteration as shown by the length. ( i
> repeated it 4 times)
>
> what do I do if I want to over write the values from
> previous iteration and form a new output file
> everytime a Module is run?
>
>
> thanks in advance  for any insights.
>
> sean
>
>
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    • From: sean kim <sean_incali@yahoo.com>