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Concatenating Hundreds (!) of signals
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John Huxtable.
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April 9, 2010 at 10:00 pm #12567
John Huxtable
MemberI have over 300 short duration events of one channel imported from Dewesoft. Each is stored in a separate folder called Data’i’.
I have copied the first signal as a base and wish to concatenate the remaining on to it (not too worried about gaps in time, so intend to use ‘:’).
I think the way to do this is using a “for” loop, something like:
for i=2 to 300
‘Base:’\datai\signal0’
endHow do I combine strings and numbers in order to execute this concatenation?
April 9, 2010 at 10:00 pm #8230John Huxtable
MemberI have over 300 short duration events of one channel imported from Dewesoft. Each is stored in a separate folder called Data’i’.
I have copied the first signal as a base and wish to concatenate the remaining on to it (not too worried about gaps in time, so intend to use ‘:’).
I think the way to do this is using a “for” loop, something like:
for i=2 to 300
‘Base:’\datai\signal0’
endHow do I combine strings and numbers in order to execute this concatenation?
April 10, 2010 at 12:47 am #8913Bernhard Kantz
ParticipantPlease use the indirection operator $$.
Example:
For i = 2 To 200 Do $"Data" : String i : "\\signal0"$ End
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