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I have a text file that is formatted as follows:
-0.0016175000
-0.0017733000
-0.0018856000
-0.0019120000
-0.0018445000
-0.0016527000
-0.0013274000
-0.0009151100
-0.0004094200
-0.0001299200
0.0000949790
0.0000043996
-0.0002285200
-0.0002984000
-0.0004567800
-0.0007942500
.....etc to 4096 lines
I would like to format it to 8f9.6 (8 columns, 9 characters per column, 6 decimal places) so that it looks like this : (ignore the numbers)
0.000798 0.000767 0.000724 0.000734 0.000782 0.000795 0.000826 0.000902
0.000979 0.000967 0.000965 0.001138 0.001277 0.001257 0.001289 0.001465
0.001700 0.001913 0.002056 0.002195 0.001990 0.001317 0.000547-0.000331
-0.001186-0.001798-0.002032-0.002070-0.002350-0.002688-0.003055-0.003558
-0.003862-0.003885-0.003795-0.004288-0.005034-0.004921-0.004742-0.004633
-0.004324-0.003811-0.003159-0.003647-0.004038-0.003878-0.004468-0.004487
-0.004155-0.003389-0.002787-0.004875-0.006885-0.008231-0.010034-0.010298
-0.010232-0.009111-0.007179-0.005626-0.002845-0.001475-0.000203 0.003708
0.006822 0.009041 0.009653 0.008051 0.006684 0.003679 0.001132 0.000948
0.000256 0.000046 0.000609 0.002814 0.005005 0.004153 0.004023 0.005317
...etc.
Thank you
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Not a beauty, but should work (reads from "file", outputs to standard output).
#! /usr/bin/ruby -w
arr = []
x = 0
File.open("file", "r") do |file|
while line = file.gets
arr.insert(-1,line)
end
end
arr.each do |element|
print sprintf("%9.6f",element)
x = x + 1
puts if x.modulo(8) == 0
end
Last edited by lucke (2009-05-13 23:38:11)
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I am really new to this: so w/ the above set of commands, I just input as shown into the command line, except put the filename where you have "file"?
Thanks
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I am using bash by the way
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Copy the code to a file, save this file as program.rb, run "chmod +x program.rb" in console, then "./program.rb". The source file has to be in the same directory and has to be called "file", otherwise change "file" to your filename in the File.open().
And you need to have ruby installed (pacman -S ruby).
Last edited by lucke (2009-05-13 23:53:21)
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Thank you very much, that worked perfectly! I appreciate the help.
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