Bo,
I don't quite understand ordinal fractions, but my intuition suggest that
22 would be correct for Inställningar. Would you explain why you say 21?
But more importantly, why are you suggesting ordinal fractions for the
representation here, anyway? How does that representation facilitate the
sc
Damn'd. I couldn't write six lines correctly. The last line should be
21 Inställningar
because 'Instälningar' is Swedish, and 21<20 in ordinal fraction algebra.
Sorry. Bo.
Den 18:31 fredag den 16. maj 2014 skrev 'Bo Jacoby' via Programming
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>I would represent you data using ordinal fr
I would represent you data using ordinal fraction like this:
10 English
11 Write your name
12 Options
20 Svenska
21 Skriv ditt namn
31 Inställningar
The ordinal fraction algebra is described here:
http://www.statemaster.com/encyclopedia/Ordinal-fraction
Hälsning, Bo.
Den 9:04 fredag den 16. m
In case it's not clear, the initial table uses the tab character (9{a. or
"TAB") to delimit columns.
On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 10:39 AM, Devon McCormick wrote:
> I don't understand what your purpose is for these lists, but, as they seem
> to be aligned with each other, a table would seem a more na
I don't understand what your purpose is for these lists, but, as they seem
to be aligned with each other, a table would seem a more natural
representation.
For instance:
'whlang translations'=: ({.,&<}.) <;._1&>TAB,&.><;._2]0 : 0
English Svenska
Write your name Skriv ditt namn
Options Inställni
I have some questions:
(*) Are you guaranteed that these lists will always be the same length?
(*) Are you guaranteed that the entries will always be in order, with no
missing values?
(*) Is it possible that your text will have the delimiter (';' in this
case) in the entries?
(*) Do you care ab
Hi!
I have 2 or more lists of substantives. The lists must be as simple as
possible, since they are done
by a translator not familiar with computer languages.
From the lists I want to get a boxed matrix.
The numbers in each line of the list are only for reference purposes,
since the lists
are no