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fscanf
From: |
Thomas Walter |
Subject: |
fscanf |
Date: |
Tue, 13 Apr 1999 10:57:53 +0200 |
Hello,
is it only me who has problems with 'fscanf' and friends?
I have measured data in a data file written as ASCII, i.e.:
10 123.4
20 234.5
30 345.6
40 456.7
50 567.8
60 678.9
This is data in one line belongs together. In this case I have 2
columns and the number of lines/rows is unknown, bu defined by EOF.
If I read the data with this knowledge I always jump into the same
pit. The 'fscanf' function wants lines and colomuns in the opposited
order.
Apart from that the matrix I get has the size 2x6, this means:
10 20 30 40 50 60
123.4 234.5 345.6 456.7 567.8 678.9
Is this behaviour only strange for me?
Bye
Thomas
--
"Beweiss" fuer die These: 'Alle ungeraden Zahlen sind prim.'
3, 5, 7, 11, alle sind ungerade und prim.
9 ist ist ein irrelevanter Messfehler.
==> Bingo! 8-))))))
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