Structures

Lists

list.nat // 1234
list.real // 12.34
list.complex // <12, -4.3>
list.vector // <3.4, 6, 9.2>
list.hyper // <34,-1, 3, 87> // see also Math.Quaternions and Quaternion-Calculator
list.chars // “Hello” ‘World’

list.value 123
list.background

list.use list1
list.swap list1 list2
list.name list2
list.dump

b := list.iflist

x := list.size
list.new // set list to static list with actual length (clear entries)
list.new 34 // set list to static list with length 34 (clear entries)
list.clear // set list to dynamic list and length to zero

list.load “old.csv”
list.save “new.csv”
list.save.table “new.csv” list1 list2 list3

new := list.copy

list.flip

list.push 123 23.3 4.5
e := list.pop

list.first
list.next
list.before
list.last
e := list.get

a := list.min
b := list.max

list.smooth

list.outlier.factor 2
out := list.outlier // mark outliers in out with 1
out := list.outlier.baseline baselist // mark outliers in out with 1 against baseline

Tables (readonly)

table.use table1
table.swap table1 table2
table.name table2
table.dump

b := table.iftable

x := table.sizex
y := table.sizey
table.clear

table.setmethod #9 // separator
table.setjoin // join empty entries
table.load “table.csv”
table.load.comment “table.csv” // without comments
table.header <1, 1> // ignored columns and rows

table.rows.to.constant // all rows to constants
table.rows.to.array // all rows to variables with tab separated entries
table.row.to.list 3 // copy entries from row 3 to list
table.row.to.list 3 <12, 34> // copy entries from row 3 (12..34) to list

table.columns.to.constant // all columns to constants
table.columns.to.array // all columns to variables with tab separated entries
table.column.to.list 3 // copy entries from column 3 to list
table.column.to.list 3 <12, 34> // copy entries from column 3 (12..34) to list

s := table.getstat // N #9 Mean #9 SD

table.save “table_new.csv” // you can use table.setmethod for new separators
table.save.transposed “table_transposed.csv”
table.save.data “table_data.csv” // without header