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GAUSS User Guide<br />

create f1=ˆdataset with ˆvnames,0,2;<br />

create f1=ˆdataset using ˆcmdfile;<br />

open f1=ˆdataset;<br />

output file=ˆoutfile;<br />

load x=ˆdatafile;<br />

load path=ˆlpath x,y,z,t,w;<br />

loadexe buf=ˆexefile;<br />

save ˆname=x;<br />

save path=ˆspath;<br />

dos ˆcmdstr;<br />

run ˆprog;<br />

msym ˆmstring;<br />

10.6.6 String Arrays<br />

String arrays are N×K matrices of strings. Here is a partial list of <strong>the</strong> functions for manipulating<br />

string arrays:<br />

10-24<br />

$| Vertical string array concatenation operator.<br />

$∼ Horizontal string array concatenation operator.<br />

[ ] Extract subarrays or individual strings from <strong>the</strong>ir corresponding<br />

array,<br />

or assign <strong>the</strong>ir values.<br />

′ Transpose operator.<br />

.′ Bookkeeping transpose operator.<br />

declare Initialize variables at compile time.<br />

delete Delete specified global symbols.<br />

fgetsa Read multiple lines of text from a file.<br />

fgetsat Reads multiple lines of text from a file, discarding newlines.

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