Hallo Bo,
You are right. If you want to keep the numbers of one line together,
then READ doesn't work for you.
Markus
Am 31.12.2016 um 12:18 schrieb Bo Berglund:
On Sat, 31 Dec 2016 11:27:53 +0100, greim
<gr...@schleibinger.com> wrote:
Hallo Bo,
please try the simple
READ(myfile, x);
as mentioned in my posting from 23.dec.
It works w/o any postprocessing.
I saw that but the problem is that there are varying number of items
on each line and a line is considered a record.
So I would anyway have to keep track of the lines.
With Read I guess it skips all whitespace including line endings and
this causes problems in identifying the content because of varying
number of items on each line.
The Readln approach followed by splitting in a stringlist is enough of
an improvement that I can use it.
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