That approach looks like it matches that description of what you want.
Thanks,
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Raul
On Fri, Mar 20, 2020 at 11:10 AM Rudolf Sykora wrote:
>
> Dear Raul,
>
>
> thanks for your prompt answer, I hope I understand the logic at least somehow.
> The first part is understood, you break the list of
Dear Raul,
thanks for your prompt answer, I hope I understand the logic at least somehow.
The first part is understood, you break the list of boxes and rebuild it
back.
The second question, by my fault, was misinterpreted.
I actually want to do the operation on each third box (where, by chance,
ee=:(129;144;51582.8125;7);<128;143;51545.3125;22
If you define a verb which combines the first two boxes of list of
numbers, for example:
((2 ;@{. ]);2 }.]) 1{:: ee
+---+---+--+
|128 143|51545.3|22|
+---+---+--+
You can apply that at level 1 of your noun using L:1
((2 ;@{.
Dear list,
say I have a variable
ee
+--+---+
|+---+---+--+-+|+---+---+--+--+|
||129|144|51582.8125|7|||128|143|51545.3125|22||
|+---+---+--+-+|+---+---+--+--+|
+--+---+
how can I
1)
