I have a stream of records with a (known) number of header lines, for
example like this
Userid Disk Size
RVDHEIJ 0191 50
MAINT0193 50
MAINT0190 150
MAINT019D 102
MAINT019E 100
Since the records are small, I want to display it in multi column
layout. I
On Aug 4, 2008, at 09:15, Schuh, Richard wrote:
What? You aren't using snake?
I thought that was just for when the pipes were too blocked
for Drano to work.
(Probably old stuff; sorry.)
-- gil
One other item - OLEDs use much less when showing black - they are
turned off for black.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Rob van der Heij wrote:
*: | pad 18 | chop 18 | x: take 2 | dup 3 | i: fanin | join 3 , , | *: \ x: |
i:
What I'm looking for now is an elegant way to suppress the header on
additional columns if there were less than 4 data records...
I've used TAKE|CHOP|JUXTAPOSE instead of DUP to copy
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 5:15 PM, Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What? You aren't using snake?
I was not because the existing behavior is to show the cells column-wise.
But that does not solve my problem with the header...
Rob
Rob van der Heij wrote:
What I'm looking for now is an elegant way to suppress the header on
additional columns if there were less than 4 data records... Any
suggestions?
-Rob
Here is something I came up with on Windows using a PowerShell script.
$stem0 = 'Userid Disk Size',
