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Reading a file into Asymptote
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Configuring pdflatex for labels in AsymptoteIncorporate asymptote environment into macroBuilding with asymptote: file-2.tex not found, null surfaceReading and Writing Asymptote Paths to FileIntegrating Asymptote into TeXShopInclude Asymptote commands into fileAsymptote remaking every filetrying to input an asymptote-fileConverting Asymptote graphics into TikZAsymptote 3D graphics: Convert prc-file to 2D file format
The documentation of Asymptote says that it can read data contained in csv files.
The example from the homepage of asymptote contains an explicit example to do this. The corresponding raw data file is here. However, I have some data-files where the separator between columns are just blank-spaces rather than commas.
Presumably just the line file in=input(data).line().csv(); from the above linked code sample has to be tweaked to enable this? I can't seem to find the documentation of the .line() and .csv() functions in the documentation.
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The documentation of Asymptote says that it can read data contained in csv files.
The example from the homepage of asymptote contains an explicit example to do this. The corresponding raw data file is here. However, I have some data-files where the separator between columns are just blank-spaces rather than commas.
Presumably just the line file in=input(data).line().csv(); from the above linked code sample has to be tweaked to enable this? I can't seem to find the documentation of the .line() and .csv() functions in the documentation.
asymptote
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The documentation of Asymptote says that it can read data contained in csv files.
The example from the homepage of asymptote contains an explicit example to do this. The corresponding raw data file is here. However, I have some data-files where the separator between columns are just blank-spaces rather than commas.
Presumably just the line file in=input(data).line().csv(); from the above linked code sample has to be tweaked to enable this? I can't seem to find the documentation of the .line() and .csv() functions in the documentation.
asymptote
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The documentation of Asymptote says that it can read data contained in csv files.
The example from the homepage of asymptote contains an explicit example to do this. The corresponding raw data file is here. However, I have some data-files where the separator between columns are just blank-spaces rather than commas.
Presumably just the line file in=input(data).line().csv(); from the above linked code sample has to be tweaked to enable this? I can't seem to find the documentation of the .line() and .csv() functions in the documentation.
asymptote
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