Thanks Terry and Alex.
Yes, I suspect that your suggestions would work, but both involve me working
out how to trap clicks in the datagrid. That seems like more effort than I
can put in at the moment: I've found datagrids to be a bit of a mystery so
far and teaching starts here next week :-(
This
Dear Listers
I'm working on some statistical simulations and regularly get output numbers
with anything from 1 to 7 digits. They are hard to read when they don't have
the conventional commas separating the thousands and millions. I've written
a simple function that does the comma formatting for me
o
> end repeat --outer
> combine oHisto with return and tab
> sort lines of oHisto numeric ascending by word 1 of each
> put oHisto into fld "OutputFld"
> end mouseUp
>
> Thanks,
> Michael Lew
Original post:
> Hello, everyone,
> I was working o
outer
combine oHisto with return and tab
sort lines of oHisto numeric ascending by word 1 of each
put oHisto into fld "OutputFld"
end mouseUp
Thanks,
Michael Lew
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Dear Bob
You need to set the columndelimiter to comma for your script to work. The
columndelimiter defaults to tab (sensibly, in my opinion).
This works:
on testFunction
breakpoint
set the columndelimiter to comma
put "1,2,3" & return & "4,5,6" into myVar
split myVar by column
Dear Tim,
I have an extensive library of statistical maths routines. This handler and
function will get you going with your problem:
on mouseUp pMouseBtnNo
put fld "MeanFld" into tmean
put fld "stdevFld" into tstdev
put fld "sample sizeFld" into n
put fastNormalDeviates(n) into td
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I have a couple of educational titles being sold by my University
that cost the same number of Australian dollars to Harvard as they do
to universities in Africa. It doesn't seem fair. Perhaps software
prices could be adjusted for the avera
For some time I have been toying with the idea that software should
be sold on an income-weighted pricing scheme. If Richard can afford
to pay more for Rev than Andre, it is in large part because he lives
and earns in USA rather than Brazil.
I have a couple of educational titles being sold
