My, the reflector is busy today ... the rest of the week is a holiday in the
US, maybe people are in a hurry to get something done.
> I am sending a 1D REAL ARRAY through a COMPARATOR to filter out unwanted
> values but the output is a COORD ARRAY. This adds clutter to my array
> that causes problems when I display selected values to alphanumeric
> displays or save them to a file. How can I convert the coord array
> BACK to a real array? Or a similar question is "How do I display or
> save JUST the array values, NOT the coordinate prefixes?"
>
> For example, when I display the result of MIN(array), it looks something
> like this: (4, 21.53)
>
> I want it to look like this: 21.53
Simple, just use UnBuild Coordinate ... you get arrays of both X and Y
values.
> The same goes for saving these values to a ASCII file.
>
> -----
>
> Alternatively, my problem could be solved by answering this question:
> "How can I eliminate 1-D array values that fall outside numerical limits
> (i.e., <19 and >23)?" Clipupper and cliplower only REPLACES the values
> with the upper and lower limit.
The Comparator is the right tool for the job.
> Thanks,
>
> Roger Martin
[<>] regards -- gvg
US, maybe people are in a hurry to get something done.
> I am sending a 1D REAL ARRAY through a COMPARATOR to filter out unwanted
> values but the output is a COORD ARRAY. This adds clutter to my array
> that causes problems when I display selected values to alphanumeric
> displays or save them to a file. How can I convert the coord array
> BACK to a real array? Or a similar question is "How do I display or
> save JUST the array values, NOT the coordinate prefixes?"
>
> For example, when I display the result of MIN(array), it looks something
> like this: (4, 21.53)
>
> I want it to look like this: 21.53
Simple, just use UnBuild Coordinate ... you get arrays of both X and Y
values.
> The same goes for saving these values to a ASCII file.
>
> -----
>
> Alternatively, my problem could be solved by answering this question:
> "How can I eliminate 1-D array values that fall outside numerical limits
> (i.e., <19 and >23)?" Clipupper and cliplower only REPLACES the values
> with the upper and lower limit.
The Comparator is the right tool for the job.
> Thanks,
>
> Roger Martin
[<>] regards -- gvg
values but the output is a COORD ARRAY. This adds clutter to my array
that causes problems when I display selected values to alphanumeric
displays or save them to a file. How can I convert the coord array
BACK to a real array? Or a similar question is "How do I display or
save JUST the array values, NOT the coordinate prefixes?"
For example, when I display the result of MIN(array), it looks something
like this: (4, 21.53)
I want it to look like this: 21.53
The same goes for saving these values to a ASCII file.
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Alternatively, my problem could be solved by answering this question:
"How can I eliminate 1-D array values that fall outside numerical limits
(i.e., <19 and >23)?" Clipupper and cliplower only REPLACES the values
with the upper and lower limit.
Thanks,
Roger Martin