reading floats from file
John Hunter
jdhunter at nitace.bsd.uchicago.edu
Wed Sep 5 17:57:25 EDT 2001
>>>>> "Pete" == Pete Shinners <pete at visionart.com> writes:
Pete> John Hunter wrote:
>> I have a file of ascii data arranged as a matrix of floats, eg
>> 0.3125 0.9418 1.2843 0.924516 0.92855 0.3125 0.6593 1.2843
>> 0.900514 0.900914 0.1667 0.9757 1.5611 0.893318 0.893699 I want
>> to read this data and process it a line at a time This works:
>> fh = open(dataDir + 'freqs_and_amps.dat') for line in
>> fh.readlines(): line = re.sub('^[ ]+', '', line) x = map(float,
>> re.split('[\r\n\t ]+', line[0:len(line)-1]))
Pete> strings already have a split() method that will split the
Pete> string based on whitespace. no need to bring RE into the mix
Pete> for this.
Thanks for the response.
How about this: is this the best way to print a row of floats to a
file?
x = (1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0)
fOut.write( string.join( map( str, x ) ) + '\n' )
Thanks,
John Hunter
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