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PLZZZZZZZZZ HELP
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Subject: Re: PLZZZZZZZZZ HELP
From: Miguel O-V <ov.mig...@googlemail.com>
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I am not sure if I did understand the question... but if what you want
is to load an array from a dat file you can do it by means of for
loops as:
forall(a in 1..A,b in 1..B) do
read(D(a,b))
end-do
You do not need to strictly start from 1.
On 10 May, 20:08, "vimek...@gmail.com" <vimek...@gmail.com> wrote:
> how to read =A0a groups of rows from a file =A0into our prgm using
> readln ???????????
>
> file name ; data1.dat
>
> data1.dat
> --------------
> 101 =A0 =A01 =A02 =A04
> 102 =A0 =A04 =A05 =A07
> 102a =A04 =A05 =A06
> 103 =A0 =A04 =A04 1
>
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