As I said before, if the data is numeric, for each descending column,
multiply by _1 and for each ascending column, multiply by 1, then apply /:
to the result. This induces a "control array" having the same shape as a
major cell of the argument, with a _1 for descending and a 1 for ascending.
Wha
@Bill suggested swapping the two lines:
min=. nmm rounddown min
max=. nmm roundup max
…wherever they occur in jzplot.ijs. I find them in: getticpos_jzplot_ and
gettplog_jzplot_
This works just fine for all the examples I've tried so far. Plus it cures
my original problem, so I no longer need
I did not expect such quick responses!
Using that binary, I was able to query with window functions.
Thank you very much!
--- Sarino
On Saturday, January 19, 2019, 10:15:43 PM PST, chris burke
wrote:
We don't distribute the source, but I just recompiled the addon against
sqlite 3.26 an
Also easy extendible to more columns, e.g. sorting ascending on first 2 columns
and descending on last ones.
[x=.|:'abc'{~ 20 4 ?.@$3
accbacabbabccbcb
cbbcbabaabcaaacababc
bbabbbacccaabaca
abcccbcacacbaacabacc
/:~(2&{."1 <@(\:_2&{."1)/.])|: x
+++++++
|abca|a
I checked and it should be nonavx libj.dylib problem,
you can try a temporary workaround by edit the jzplot.ijs
look for the block (2 occurrences)
if. max ~: min do.
nmm=. 10 ^ <. <: 10 ^. max - min
min=. nmm rounddown min
max=. nmm roundup max
end.
and change to order of 2 lines to
if. ma
[x=.'abcdefg'{~ 10 2?.@$8
;/:~({."1 <@(\:{:"1)/.]) x
be
bb
ba
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db
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R.E. Boss
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