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BY: Cullen Newsom (cullennewsom)
DATE: 2009-04-22 20:47
SUBJECT: RE: Example nasty data file Vincent,
Thanks for your quick reply. I tried --text-separator '\t' to no avail. I was afraid that I was getting hung up on the time format. I can process the file before using ctioga, but I wanted to make sure that I wasn't missing something. I also hoped that it would be helpful to you as an example. Also thanks for the regex suggestion!
May I suggest that an option to print out the input file's structure might be helpful. example:
ctioga --fileinfo file.dat
comma delimited ascii data, 4 columns 3000 rows, header 4 lines, footer 1 line
I'm sure that you can come up with much better, (or maybe already have) but it might stop one barking up the wrong tree if their idea of the data file's structure differs from ctioga's.
Best,
Cullen
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