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Revision as of 03:39, 21 April 2020
Array.$C(Column Array to apply, Function/Array of Functions, Optional Parameters)
Apply function array with parameters to the list of columns.
Array.$R(Row Array to apply, Function/Array of Functions, Optional Parameters)
Apply function array with parameters to the list of rows.
Array.$CELLS(row column width height area, Function/Array of Functions, Optional Parameters)
Apply function array with parameters to the list Row/Column Area indices and width and height to apply (l,t,w,h).
Examples
|4|.$CELLS([1,1,2,3],"x+45-x*3") z=[10000,2..3,12..16,20000]@PMT; z.io().crosstab() // make these location, function array, parameter array z.$C([2,2,2,3],SIN) 1..10.$C([2,2,2,3],SIN) [1..10].$C([2,2,2,3],SIN) ARRAY(4,4,0).deal().$C([2,2,2,3],SIN) ARRAY(4,4,0).deal(100).$R(2,SIN) ARRAY(4,4,0).deal(100).$C(2,SIN) ARRAY(4,4,0).deal(100).$CELLS([0,3,1,4],SIN) ARRAY(4,4,0).deal(100).$C(2,"x^2") ARRAY(4,4,0).deal(100).$CELLS([0,3,1,2],SIN) ARRAY(4,4,0).deal(100).$CELLS([0,3,3,1],SIN) ARRAY(4,4,0).deal(100).$C([1..3],SIN)