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If we have for example very big matrix .for file 50MB shown down. I have to divide it on 50 separated .for files not bigger then 1Mb. How to make them automatically, not copy/paste manual? As we have example list down, it will be good to divide it on the end of some members of matrix, not somewhere in the middle of numbers, because of easier following.
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A(1,1)=608245.2842 + 0.344804658*X(65) - 10.10795816*X(66) + 7.65
#7204197*X(67) - 0.471680875*X(68) + 3.555346388*X(69) - 0.94350445
#25*w(70) - 1.887567575*w(71) - 0.5289184608*w(72) + 0.7835863517*w
#(73) + 0.7797242472*w(74) - 0.06254543093*w(75)
A(1,2)=6) - 0.3096263716*w(77) + 0.2442622122*w(78) + 0.39008*w(79)
#+ 0.05444760161*w(80) + 2.141140126e6*w(1)**2 - 9868.479006*w(1)*w
#(2) + 187397.7897*w(2)**2 + 1.326258688e6*w(1)*w(3) - 162807.522*w
#(2)*w(3) + 244696.3804*w(3)**2 + 495793.6949*w(1)*w(4) + 85100.066
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George Mills
Posted 2012-06-02T11:07:02.900
Reputation: 103
If you were on Linux, you could use
csplit. – Paused until further notice. – 2012-06-02T11:16:39.480@Dennis Windows – George Mills – 2012-06-02T19:59:36.213
@Dennis Can I use csplit in notepad++ or something similar? – George Mills – 2012-06-03T11:41:11.253
No, as I said "If you were on Linux...". I failed to mention that this includes installing Cygwin or similar on Windows. – Paused until further notice. – 2012-06-03T14:06:09.677
@Dennis Do you have idea how to make parts? With Cygwin I can? If I will find Linux, can you explain me how to do that? – George Mills – 2012-06-03T15:32:45.527