Am 25.10.2017 um 12:53 schrieb Schaff, Frederik:
> and see what happens? (The prepended "r" means
"raw")
(I'm not sure this would work on Python-2 with non-Ascii filenames,
perhaps ur"@path" might be needed there, but cannot test right now, and
Frederik had Python-3 anyway.)
loop for i=1..nelem(a)
Actually, you should omit the 'for' in this simple variant, just
'loop i=1..nelem(a)'
But it's tolerated by gretl.
print a[i]
Yes, known limitation of print, by design. Use eval, or:
printf "%s\n", a[i]
cheers,
sven