https://code.kx.com/q/ref/amend/Based on the above, why does . need () to get the entire list and @ need ()?Surely this would imply:q) 1 2 3 4 5 . () /this is NOT the case1 2 3 4 5 and q) list @ :: /this is NOT the caselistHowever q)list @ enlist[::]...
I have below codes. Why the regular expression doesn't work with {2}? The last 2 lines should be 1b instead. How to make it work? Thanks. "42" like "[0-9][0-9]"; // i.e. 1b"42" like "[0-9]{2}"; // i.e. 0b "42" like "[0-9]{2,2}"; // i.e. 0b
Hi, I have a minute table , from which I need to aggregate/process data for different intervals. In my case, as I need the equivalent of a (eg. hourly data from 10:00 to 11:00 must show on the output DT line yyyy.mm.ddD11:00:00), I use an offset va...
Following is the implementation of rotate function Orig: k){$[0h>@y;'`rank;98h<@y;'`type;#y;,/|(0;mod[x;#y])_y;y]} Working by making slight changes in q {$[0h>(@)y;'`rank;$[ 98h<(@)y;'`type; [ (#)y;(,/)(|)(0;mod[x;(#)y])_y;y ] ] ] } How is the strike...
I have the below code, in which the result of wj and wj1 are exactly the same. Is there an example that wj and wj1 would give different output? From the documentation I can see that the 2 functions are different, but I'm not sure how to create an exa...
