jit.fprint Read and write a single matrix as a formatted text file

The jit.fprint object can import or export a single matrix from or to a text file.

Matrix Operator: in[1] out[1]
Name IOProc Planelink Typelink Dimlink Plane Dim Type
in n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
out n/a yes yes yes all all char long float32 float64

Attributes:
Name Type Description
coldelim symbol The column delimiter (default = tab)
defaultdir symbol The default directory for writing files (default = default path)
planedelim symbol The matrix plane delimiter (default = space)
precision int The number of characters of floating-point precision (default = 6)
rowdelim symbol The row delimiter (default = carriage return)
writemode int Data write mode (default = 0 (integer))
0 = integers used when writing matrix values
1 = floats used when writing matrix values

Messages:
read { [filename (symbol)] }
Open and read a single matrix from a text file. The optional argument specifies the filename. The jit.fprint object expects text files to be formatted in the same fashion in which it writes them. Attempting to read unformatted text files will likely return an error.

write { [filename (symbol)] }
Create a new text file for writing. The optional argument specifies a filename. The text file is not written until a matrix is received by the jit.fprint object. After a write attempt, the message write followed by two int arguments will be sent from the object’s right outlet. The first int indicates the success (1) or failure (0) of the write operation, and the second int indicates the number of bytes written to the file (if any).

Example:

See Also:
jit.print, jit.textfile