[scilab-Users] read_csv

[Samuel GOUGEON]

  Hello,

On your sample, mgetl() fails in the same way, and fscanfMat() also fails for 
other reasons.
Here is a running solution:
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t = read("myfile.csv",-1,1,"(a)");
M = [];
for L = strsplit(t,strindex(t,ascii(13)))'
     L = strsubst(strsplit(L,strindex(L,",")),",","")';
     L = strsubst(L,ascii(13),"");
     M = [ M ;  L ];
end
eval(M(16:$,:))
----

Samuel

----- Message d'origine -----
De : R Sippe
Date : 29/04/2011 11:39:
> Dear Sir/Madam,
> I am new to Scilab and I want to use Scilab to analyze data contained in csv 
> files.
> When I use read_csv(myfile.csv) it only returns the first row of the data.
> Opening the file in notepad shows that each row of data is separated by a 
> space instead of a return.
> However these csv files are outputs of a program and I don't want to change 
> the format manually for each csv file.
> What is the best way to deal with this problem?
> Greets,
> Robin

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