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Warthog systems file formats
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![]() ![]() Each text string is NOT in quotes, but it is preceded by a FP real value equal to the number of characters in the string. Commas (and other delimiters) are not used. The sample data are stored channel-by-channel, not case-by-case. Due to this complexity, for most files you might want to create yourself, using the Warthog text format or a simple text spreadsheet (see below) is considerably simpler.
This icon is used to indicate files saved from LabAnalyst (they have identical formats to 'raw' binary files generated by LabHelper, but the different icon helps let you know if you've worked on a file previously.
![]() These sable-image icons will will not appear on a Windows machine, or if a file was created on a Windows machine and then copied to a Macintosh (a generic 'text' or '.exp' icon is used instead). Text format (ASCII) The format for ASCII output is a simple spreadsheet with commas or tabs as column delimiters, with each row terminated with a carriage return. The first line can contain column labels.
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