Re: HELP with 'seek'
Irv,
Again, Thanks. Lots of interesting stuff for me to study here. I like
your assignment of field numbers as constants. Make following the code
a lot clearer.
Regards,
Jim Duffy
Irv Mullins wrote:
> On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, I sent the backup version of the file.
> Let's try again with the _current_ one :)
>
> -- Am I reading your code correctly, you're only using the last three records?
> -- fI so, the following should work
>
> without warning
> include get.e
>
> constant DATE = 1, OPEN1 = 2, HIGH1 = 3, LOW1 = 4,
> CLOSE1 = 5, VOLUME1 = 6, OPENINT1 = 7
>
> atom DayRange1, UpperShadow1, LowerShadow1
>
> object data, line
> atom fn
>
> function readline()
> object line, item
> line = {}
> for i = DATE to OPENINT1 do
> item = get(fn)
> if item[1] = GET_SUCCESS then
> line = append(line,item[2])
> else return -1
> end if
> end for
> return line
> end function
>
> fn = open("testdata.txt","r")
> data = {}
> while 1 do
> line = readline()
> if atom(line) then exit
> else data = append(data,line)
> end if
> end while
> close(fn)
>
> printf(1,"%d records read\n",length(data))
>
> for i = 1 to length(data) do
> printf(1,"Date: %s\n",{data[i][DATE]})
> for j = OPEN1 to OPENINT1 do
> data[i][j] = value(data[i][j])
> data[i][j] = data[i][j][2]
> end for
> end for
>
> -- discard all but last 3 records;
> data = data[length(data)-3..length(data)]
>
> clear_screen()
> puts(1,"Last 3 days\n")
> puts(1,"Date Open High Low Close Volume OpenInt\n")
> for i = 1 to length(data) do
> printf(1,"%s %4.5f %4.5f %4.5f %8d %8d \n",data[i])
> end for
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