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From: <pl...@pi...> - 2016-06-16 17:35:26
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On 16/06/16 17:23, sfeam wrote: > - The comparison is to a string, not a numerical value, so -99.00 ne -99.0 ne -99 Sounds reasonable. From the gnuplot POV it is a missing *string* ; if the cvs is output by a spreadsheet or other software it seems reasonable to expect consistent string formatting ( although Excel could have different cell formats, that is probably too much to try and anticipate. >- Leading whitespace is ignore but trailing whitespace is not. Seems inconsistent. Was this a programming convenience for minimal coding changes or is there a functional logic behind this? > ... and requires that the next character is a field-terminator. I presume field-terminator.means FS or EOL. Does this cater for WS at end of line without an explicit FS, or does this fall foul of previous point? Thanks. Peter. |