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Re: Am I having a blackout? [message #66647 is a reply to message #66646] Fri, 29 May 2009 01:25 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Mark[2] is currently offline  Mark[2]
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Registered: May 2009
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Hi Chris,

Thanks for replying. Thanks for your suggestion, but it's more a
matter of why this particular piece of code does not work as intended.
(And the first field is a date, which, I guess, can be more
appropriately stored in a string).
Well, a new day has begun, new chances...

Mark


On May 29, 7:27 am, rog...@googlemail.com wrote:
> On 28 Mai, 23:34, Mark <Mark.Saven...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>> -> due to the line wraps the layout is somewhat disturbed: the d2 is
>> after the d1 and also the negative values are in fact after the other
>> items on the line.
>
>> On May 28, 11:27 pm, Mark <Mark.Saven...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>> Hi all,
>
>>> I'm trying to read a very simple file with very basic commands, but it
>>> reads the wrong values for the last variable (d2): readf does not see
>>> it are negative values and reads only the last five digits. The first
>>> five items it reads OK. I guess I'm making a very trivial mistake
>>> here, but I don't see it. Anyone having a clearer mind than me?
>>> Thanks!
>
>>> Mark
>
>>> sum1 = 0.0
>>> sum2 = 0.0
>>> sum3 = 0.0
>>> sum4 = 0.0
>>> count = 0
>>> dummy1=''
>>> openr, unit, /get_lun, 'sunny_days.fits'
>>> while ~eof(unit) do begin
>>> readf, unit, format='(A8,F,F,F,F,F)', dummy1, dummy2, A, beta, d1,
>>> d2
>>> help, dummy1, dummy2, A, beta, d1, d2
>>> sum1 += A
>>> sum2 += beta
>>> sum3 += d1
>>> sum4 += d2
>>> count++
>>> end
>>> print, sum1/count, sum2/count, sum3/count, sum4/count
>>> end
>
>>> part of sunny_days.fits:
>
>>> 20050206 0.386216 1286.08 1.34860 0.133876
>>> -0.695917
>>> 20050207 0.391236 1080.36 1.19682 0.285981
>>> -0.127826
>>> 20050402 0.685645 1137.82 1.20061 0.112449
>>> -0.716363
>>> 20050411 0.727419 1096.23 1.21388 0.134878
>>> -0.556709
>>> 20050421 0.768319 1110.19 1.19086 0.136384
>>> -0.636537
>>> 20050422 0.772067 1133.38 1.26480 0.214946
>>> -0.528211
>>> 20050423 0.775750 1115.85 1.26544 0.196289
>>> -0.642749
>>> 20050614 0.878818 1109.71 1.21778 0.140585
>>> -0.640095
>>> 20050618 0.879916 1055.35 1.16299 0.103695
>>> -0.706452
>>> 20050619 0.880047 1071.56 1.15538 0.0915420
>>> -0.690452
>
>>> Full file at:http://www.markjoe.com/tmp/sunny_days.fits-Zitierten Text ausblenden -
>
>> - Zitierten Text anzeigen -
>
> Dear Mark,
> no idea, what's going wrong there, but did you try the following?
>
> data=fltarr(6,file_lines('sunny_days.fits'),/nozero)
> openr, unit, /get_lun, 'sunny_days.fits'
> readf, unit, data
> free_lun, unit
> etc...
>
> Regards
> Chris
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