Parsing data

Antonis Kaklis antoni3 at otenet.gr
Mon Apr 7 12:44:05 EDT 2003


> Was that what you wanted? What you want to do with your data is not quite
clear
> from your post...
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Thanks very much for your response...
but  now  I have lists like this:
[2.1614729999999999e-006, 2.183854e-006, 2.1778039999999998e-006,
2.1740989999999998e-006, 2.2548290000000002e-006]
[2.1451629999999998e-006, 2.322683e-006, 2.1120490000000001e-006,
2.0925849999999999e-006, 2.0696180000000001e-006]
[2.05246e-006, 2.5724020000000002e-006, 2.6257250000000002e-006,
2.7019989999999999e-006, 2.7715390000000001e-006]
[1.88422e-006, 1.8648680000000001e-006, 1.8359719999999999e-006,
3.1508029999999998e-006, 3.2457659999999998e-006]

What i want is to process each column. First the values of the first column,
continue with the second column and so on...,
in order to plot the values with time step of 0.02sec. (f(t)).
I don't know if I make myself clear now(I hope so).

Antonis







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