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Append unique characters read from filecontents to a string


from string to commandRead single value from a tableA command for making a string of charactersStrip control characters from tokenCommand to count characters in a specified stringGenerate Tikz tree from filecontentsHow to repeat over all characters in a string?Remove par from stringApplying and doing math on two functions read from a file using pgfCreating a unique list from two tables read from filecontents













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I have a list of 2-character strings that is read from table, e.g.



beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
Attribute
SL
SK
MC
SL
AA
PT
SK
UP
MC
endfilecontents*


I want to create a string that will contain unique 2-character strings. The result should be



SLSKMCAAPTUP


Here is what I've come up so far.



documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackagexparse
usepackagexstring
usepackagefilecontents
usepackagepgfplotstable
usepackageifthen

defmystring % initialize
defextendmystring#1#2edefmystring#1mystring#2

beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
Attribute
SL
SK
MC
SL
AA
PT
SK
UP
MC
endfilecontents*

begindocument

mystring

pgfplotstableread[columns=Attribute]attributetools.datdatatableA
pgfplotstablegetrowsofdatatableA
pgfmathtruncatemacroRowsInTablepgfplotsretval-1
foreach k in 0,...,RowsInTable
pgfplotstablegetelemkAttributeofdatatableA
deftempstringpgfplotsretval
extendmystringtempstring


Display concatenated string
mystring


enddocument


but mystring value is empty after each iteration.










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    foreach executes the loop code inside two groups, so assignments have to either escape that group or be global. The way your extendmystring macro is designed you can prefix it with global (ie, globalextendmystringtempstring) and it will work.

    – Phelype Oleinik
    7 hours ago











  • Thanks, it works :)

    – Almic7
    7 hours ago















3















I have a list of 2-character strings that is read from table, e.g.



beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
Attribute
SL
SK
MC
SL
AA
PT
SK
UP
MC
endfilecontents*


I want to create a string that will contain unique 2-character strings. The result should be



SLSKMCAAPTUP


Here is what I've come up so far.



documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackagexparse
usepackagexstring
usepackagefilecontents
usepackagepgfplotstable
usepackageifthen

defmystring % initialize
defextendmystring#1#2edefmystring#1mystring#2

beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
Attribute
SL
SK
MC
SL
AA
PT
SK
UP
MC
endfilecontents*

begindocument

mystring

pgfplotstableread[columns=Attribute]attributetools.datdatatableA
pgfplotstablegetrowsofdatatableA
pgfmathtruncatemacroRowsInTablepgfplotsretval-1
foreach k in 0,...,RowsInTable
pgfplotstablegetelemkAttributeofdatatableA
deftempstringpgfplotsretval
extendmystringtempstring


Display concatenated string
mystring


enddocument


but mystring value is empty after each iteration.










share|improve this question

















  • 1





    foreach executes the loop code inside two groups, so assignments have to either escape that group or be global. The way your extendmystring macro is designed you can prefix it with global (ie, globalextendmystringtempstring) and it will work.

    – Phelype Oleinik
    7 hours ago











  • Thanks, it works :)

    – Almic7
    7 hours ago













3












3








3








I have a list of 2-character strings that is read from table, e.g.



beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
Attribute
SL
SK
MC
SL
AA
PT
SK
UP
MC
endfilecontents*


I want to create a string that will contain unique 2-character strings. The result should be



SLSKMCAAPTUP


Here is what I've come up so far.



documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackagexparse
usepackagexstring
usepackagefilecontents
usepackagepgfplotstable
usepackageifthen

defmystring % initialize
defextendmystring#1#2edefmystring#1mystring#2

beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
Attribute
SL
SK
MC
SL
AA
PT
SK
UP
MC
endfilecontents*

begindocument

mystring

pgfplotstableread[columns=Attribute]attributetools.datdatatableA
pgfplotstablegetrowsofdatatableA
pgfmathtruncatemacroRowsInTablepgfplotsretval-1
foreach k in 0,...,RowsInTable
pgfplotstablegetelemkAttributeofdatatableA
deftempstringpgfplotsretval
extendmystringtempstring


Display concatenated string
mystring


enddocument


but mystring value is empty after each iteration.










share|improve this question














I have a list of 2-character strings that is read from table, e.g.



beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
Attribute
SL
SK
MC
SL
AA
PT
SK
UP
MC
endfilecontents*


I want to create a string that will contain unique 2-character strings. The result should be



SLSKMCAAPTUP


Here is what I've come up so far.



documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackagexparse
usepackagexstring
usepackagefilecontents
usepackagepgfplotstable
usepackageifthen

defmystring % initialize
defextendmystring#1#2edefmystring#1mystring#2

beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
Attribute
SL
SK
MC
SL
AA
PT
SK
UP
MC
endfilecontents*

begindocument

mystring

pgfplotstableread[columns=Attribute]attributetools.datdatatableA
pgfplotstablegetrowsofdatatableA
pgfmathtruncatemacroRowsInTablepgfplotsretval-1
foreach k in 0,...,RowsInTable
pgfplotstablegetelemkAttributeofdatatableA
deftempstringpgfplotsretval
extendmystringtempstring


Display concatenated string
mystring


enddocument


but mystring value is empty after each iteration.







macros pgfplotstable strings filecontents






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  • 1





    foreach executes the loop code inside two groups, so assignments have to either escape that group or be global. The way your extendmystring macro is designed you can prefix it with global (ie, globalextendmystringtempstring) and it will work.

    – Phelype Oleinik
    7 hours ago











  • Thanks, it works :)

    – Almic7
    7 hours ago












  • 1





    foreach executes the loop code inside two groups, so assignments have to either escape that group or be global. The way your extendmystring macro is designed you can prefix it with global (ie, globalextendmystringtempstring) and it will work.

    – Phelype Oleinik
    7 hours ago











  • Thanks, it works :)

    – Almic7
    7 hours ago







1




1





foreach executes the loop code inside two groups, so assignments have to either escape that group or be global. The way your extendmystring macro is designed you can prefix it with global (ie, globalextendmystringtempstring) and it will work.

– Phelype Oleinik
7 hours ago





foreach executes the loop code inside two groups, so assignments have to either escape that group or be global. The way your extendmystring macro is designed you can prefix it with global (ie, globalextendmystringtempstring) and it will work.

– Phelype Oleinik
7 hours ago













Thanks, it works :)

– Almic7
7 hours ago





Thanks, it works :)

– Almic7
7 hours ago










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With expl3:



beginfilecontents*jobname.dat
Attribute
SL
SK
MC
SL
AA
PT
SK
UP
MC
endfilecontents*

documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse

ExplSyntaxOn

NewDocumentCommandmakestringom
% #1 = macro to store the string in, #2 = file name
almic_makestring:n #2
IfNoValueTF #1
str_use:N l__almic_makestring_str
str_new:N #1 str_set_eq:NN #1 l__almic_makestring_str


ior_new:N g__almic_makestring_stream
str_new:N l__almic_makestring_str
seq_new:N l__almic_makestring_seq

cs_new_protected:Nn almic_makestring:n

% clear the auxiliary sequence
seq_clear:N l__almic_makestring_seq
% read the file and store the items
ior_open:Nn g__almic_makestring_stream #1
ior_str_map_inline:Nn g__almic_makestring_stream

seq_put_right:Nn l__almic_makestring_seq ##1

ior_close:N g__almic_makestring_stream
% remove the first item
seq_pop_left:NN l__almic_makestring_seq l_tmpa_tl
% remove the duplicates
seq_remove_duplicates:N l__almic_makestring_seq
%
str_set:Nx l__almic_makestring_str seq_use:Nn l__almic_makestring_seq


ExplSyntaxOff

begindocument

makestringjobname.dat

makestring[test]jobname.dat

textttmeaningtest

enddocument


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    To achieve this, you do not need anything beyond pgfplotstable.



    documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
    usepackagepgfplotstable

    beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
    Attribute
    SL
    SK
    MC
    SL
    AA
    PT
    SK
    UP
    MC
    endfilecontents*

    begindocument

    pgfplotstableread[columns=Attribute]attributetools.datdatatableA
    pgfplotstablegetrowsofdatatableA
    pgfmathtruncatemacroRowsInTablepgfplotsretval-1
    foreach k in 0,...,RowsInTable
    pgfplotstablegetelemkAttributeofdatatableA
    ifnumk=0
    xdefmyLstpgfplotsretval
    xdefmystringpgfplotsretval
    else
    xdeftmpElOld0
    edefnewelementpgfplotsretval
    foreach oldelement in myLst
    ifxnewelementoldelement
    % typeoutduplicate
    xdeftmpElOld1
    fi
    ifnumtmpElOld=0
    xdefmyLstmyLst,pgfplotsretval
    xdefmystringmystringpgfplotsretval
    fi
    fi

    mystring

    enddocument


    enter image description here






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      With expl3:



      beginfilecontents*jobname.dat
      Attribute
      SL
      SK
      MC
      SL
      AA
      PT
      SK
      UP
      MC
      endfilecontents*

      documentclassarticle
      usepackagexparse

      ExplSyntaxOn

      NewDocumentCommandmakestringom
      % #1 = macro to store the string in, #2 = file name
      almic_makestring:n #2
      IfNoValueTF #1
      str_use:N l__almic_makestring_str
      str_new:N #1 str_set_eq:NN #1 l__almic_makestring_str


      ior_new:N g__almic_makestring_stream
      str_new:N l__almic_makestring_str
      seq_new:N l__almic_makestring_seq

      cs_new_protected:Nn almic_makestring:n

      % clear the auxiliary sequence
      seq_clear:N l__almic_makestring_seq
      % read the file and store the items
      ior_open:Nn g__almic_makestring_stream #1
      ior_str_map_inline:Nn g__almic_makestring_stream

      seq_put_right:Nn l__almic_makestring_seq ##1

      ior_close:N g__almic_makestring_stream
      % remove the first item
      seq_pop_left:NN l__almic_makestring_seq l_tmpa_tl
      % remove the duplicates
      seq_remove_duplicates:N l__almic_makestring_seq
      %
      str_set:Nx l__almic_makestring_str seq_use:Nn l__almic_makestring_seq


      ExplSyntaxOff

      begindocument

      makestringjobname.dat

      makestring[test]jobname.dat

      textttmeaningtest

      enddocument


      enter image description here






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        With expl3:



        beginfilecontents*jobname.dat
        Attribute
        SL
        SK
        MC
        SL
        AA
        PT
        SK
        UP
        MC
        endfilecontents*

        documentclassarticle
        usepackagexparse

        ExplSyntaxOn

        NewDocumentCommandmakestringom
        % #1 = macro to store the string in, #2 = file name
        almic_makestring:n #2
        IfNoValueTF #1
        str_use:N l__almic_makestring_str
        str_new:N #1 str_set_eq:NN #1 l__almic_makestring_str


        ior_new:N g__almic_makestring_stream
        str_new:N l__almic_makestring_str
        seq_new:N l__almic_makestring_seq

        cs_new_protected:Nn almic_makestring:n

        % clear the auxiliary sequence
        seq_clear:N l__almic_makestring_seq
        % read the file and store the items
        ior_open:Nn g__almic_makestring_stream #1
        ior_str_map_inline:Nn g__almic_makestring_stream

        seq_put_right:Nn l__almic_makestring_seq ##1

        ior_close:N g__almic_makestring_stream
        % remove the first item
        seq_pop_left:NN l__almic_makestring_seq l_tmpa_tl
        % remove the duplicates
        seq_remove_duplicates:N l__almic_makestring_seq
        %
        str_set:Nx l__almic_makestring_str seq_use:Nn l__almic_makestring_seq


        ExplSyntaxOff

        begindocument

        makestringjobname.dat

        makestring[test]jobname.dat

        textttmeaningtest

        enddocument


        enter image description here






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          With expl3:



          beginfilecontents*jobname.dat
          Attribute
          SL
          SK
          MC
          SL
          AA
          PT
          SK
          UP
          MC
          endfilecontents*

          documentclassarticle
          usepackagexparse

          ExplSyntaxOn

          NewDocumentCommandmakestringom
          % #1 = macro to store the string in, #2 = file name
          almic_makestring:n #2
          IfNoValueTF #1
          str_use:N l__almic_makestring_str
          str_new:N #1 str_set_eq:NN #1 l__almic_makestring_str


          ior_new:N g__almic_makestring_stream
          str_new:N l__almic_makestring_str
          seq_new:N l__almic_makestring_seq

          cs_new_protected:Nn almic_makestring:n

          % clear the auxiliary sequence
          seq_clear:N l__almic_makestring_seq
          % read the file and store the items
          ior_open:Nn g__almic_makestring_stream #1
          ior_str_map_inline:Nn g__almic_makestring_stream

          seq_put_right:Nn l__almic_makestring_seq ##1

          ior_close:N g__almic_makestring_stream
          % remove the first item
          seq_pop_left:NN l__almic_makestring_seq l_tmpa_tl
          % remove the duplicates
          seq_remove_duplicates:N l__almic_makestring_seq
          %
          str_set:Nx l__almic_makestring_str seq_use:Nn l__almic_makestring_seq


          ExplSyntaxOff

          begindocument

          makestringjobname.dat

          makestring[test]jobname.dat

          textttmeaningtest

          enddocument


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer













          With expl3:



          beginfilecontents*jobname.dat
          Attribute
          SL
          SK
          MC
          SL
          AA
          PT
          SK
          UP
          MC
          endfilecontents*

          documentclassarticle
          usepackagexparse

          ExplSyntaxOn

          NewDocumentCommandmakestringom
          % #1 = macro to store the string in, #2 = file name
          almic_makestring:n #2
          IfNoValueTF #1
          str_use:N l__almic_makestring_str
          str_new:N #1 str_set_eq:NN #1 l__almic_makestring_str


          ior_new:N g__almic_makestring_stream
          str_new:N l__almic_makestring_str
          seq_new:N l__almic_makestring_seq

          cs_new_protected:Nn almic_makestring:n

          % clear the auxiliary sequence
          seq_clear:N l__almic_makestring_seq
          % read the file and store the items
          ior_open:Nn g__almic_makestring_stream #1
          ior_str_map_inline:Nn g__almic_makestring_stream

          seq_put_right:Nn l__almic_makestring_seq ##1

          ior_close:N g__almic_makestring_stream
          % remove the first item
          seq_pop_left:NN l__almic_makestring_seq l_tmpa_tl
          % remove the duplicates
          seq_remove_duplicates:N l__almic_makestring_seq
          %
          str_set:Nx l__almic_makestring_str seq_use:Nn l__almic_makestring_seq


          ExplSyntaxOff

          begindocument

          makestringjobname.dat

          makestring[test]jobname.dat

          textttmeaningtest

          enddocument


          enter image description here







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              2














              To achieve this, you do not need anything beyond pgfplotstable.



              documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
              usepackagepgfplotstable

              beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
              Attribute
              SL
              SK
              MC
              SL
              AA
              PT
              SK
              UP
              MC
              endfilecontents*

              begindocument

              pgfplotstableread[columns=Attribute]attributetools.datdatatableA
              pgfplotstablegetrowsofdatatableA
              pgfmathtruncatemacroRowsInTablepgfplotsretval-1
              foreach k in 0,...,RowsInTable
              pgfplotstablegetelemkAttributeofdatatableA
              ifnumk=0
              xdefmyLstpgfplotsretval
              xdefmystringpgfplotsretval
              else
              xdeftmpElOld0
              edefnewelementpgfplotsretval
              foreach oldelement in myLst
              ifxnewelementoldelement
              % typeoutduplicate
              xdeftmpElOld1
              fi
              ifnumtmpElOld=0
              xdefmyLstmyLst,pgfplotsretval
              xdefmystringmystringpgfplotsretval
              fi
              fi

              mystring

              enddocument


              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer



























                2














                To achieve this, you do not need anything beyond pgfplotstable.



                documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
                usepackagepgfplotstable

                beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
                Attribute
                SL
                SK
                MC
                SL
                AA
                PT
                SK
                UP
                MC
                endfilecontents*

                begindocument

                pgfplotstableread[columns=Attribute]attributetools.datdatatableA
                pgfplotstablegetrowsofdatatableA
                pgfmathtruncatemacroRowsInTablepgfplotsretval-1
                foreach k in 0,...,RowsInTable
                pgfplotstablegetelemkAttributeofdatatableA
                ifnumk=0
                xdefmyLstpgfplotsretval
                xdefmystringpgfplotsretval
                else
                xdeftmpElOld0
                edefnewelementpgfplotsretval
                foreach oldelement in myLst
                ifxnewelementoldelement
                % typeoutduplicate
                xdeftmpElOld1
                fi
                ifnumtmpElOld=0
                xdefmyLstmyLst,pgfplotsretval
                xdefmystringmystringpgfplotsretval
                fi
                fi

                mystring

                enddocument


                enter image description here






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                  2







                  To achieve this, you do not need anything beyond pgfplotstable.



                  documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
                  usepackagepgfplotstable

                  beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
                  Attribute
                  SL
                  SK
                  MC
                  SL
                  AA
                  PT
                  SK
                  UP
                  MC
                  endfilecontents*

                  begindocument

                  pgfplotstableread[columns=Attribute]attributetools.datdatatableA
                  pgfplotstablegetrowsofdatatableA
                  pgfmathtruncatemacroRowsInTablepgfplotsretval-1
                  foreach k in 0,...,RowsInTable
                  pgfplotstablegetelemkAttributeofdatatableA
                  ifnumk=0
                  xdefmyLstpgfplotsretval
                  xdefmystringpgfplotsretval
                  else
                  xdeftmpElOld0
                  edefnewelementpgfplotsretval
                  foreach oldelement in myLst
                  ifxnewelementoldelement
                  % typeoutduplicate
                  xdeftmpElOld1
                  fi
                  ifnumtmpElOld=0
                  xdefmyLstmyLst,pgfplotsretval
                  xdefmystringmystringpgfplotsretval
                  fi
                  fi

                  mystring

                  enddocument


                  enter image description here






                  share|improve this answer













                  To achieve this, you do not need anything beyond pgfplotstable.



                  documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
                  usepackagepgfplotstable

                  beginfilecontents*attributetools.dat
                  Attribute
                  SL
                  SK
                  MC
                  SL
                  AA
                  PT
                  SK
                  UP
                  MC
                  endfilecontents*

                  begindocument

                  pgfplotstableread[columns=Attribute]attributetools.datdatatableA
                  pgfplotstablegetrowsofdatatableA
                  pgfmathtruncatemacroRowsInTablepgfplotsretval-1
                  foreach k in 0,...,RowsInTable
                  pgfplotstablegetelemkAttributeofdatatableA
                  ifnumk=0
                  xdefmyLstpgfplotsretval
                  xdefmystringpgfplotsretval
                  else
                  xdeftmpElOld0
                  edefnewelementpgfplotsretval
                  foreach oldelement in myLst
                  ifxnewelementoldelement
                  % typeoutduplicate
                  xdeftmpElOld1
                  fi
                  ifnumtmpElOld=0
                  xdefmyLstmyLst,pgfplotsretval
                  xdefmystringmystringpgfplotsretval
                  fi
                  fi

                  mystring

                  enddocument


                  enter image description here







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