Hello Jack,
Yes [text] is great, but I'm currently using tables/arrays that I want to be stored on filesystem. I actually can [read array.txt ( containing an array (i.e. a list of floats) with [text], and the whole array is loaded as a list on first line, but I'm concerned about performance while loading/parsing data.
Then this would mean using :
[0 $1 1 ( | [text get dataAsText]
instead of :
[$1 ( | [tabread dataAsArray]
I will give this solution a try, but I'm using quite large tables (more than 10,000 float values)... do you think it's as fast as [tabread] ?
(PS : I'm also looking for a way to know if a specified file (giving its path) exists or not. I did this once with the [shell] external, but I would prefer a vanilla solution...)
have a nice day,
Raphaël
2016-10-06 18:08 GMT+02:00 Jack jack@rybn.org:
Hello Raphaël,
For textfiles ? Maybe you should use [text] ? ++
Jack
Le 06/10/2016 à 18:00, Raphaël Ilias a écrit :
Hello list
For an array used as data storage (i.e. not audio), is there a way to load data from a file AND have it resized according to file's length ? ...like with soundfiler : [read -resize filename.wav tablename (
I want to load textfiles into arrays but their may vary and cannot be predicted...
I feel my english isn't very clear today ! So I attached an example
patch.
Any idea ?
have a good day !
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