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Hi, I have a couple of text and would like to automate of reading these multiple files using (namely; text1.txt, text2.txt....) for(y in 3:10){ data$y<-read.table('text$y.txt')} But it seems not allow. Any idea? Thanks. [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...e flowname" are so similar in function but have a different word count and are not orthogonal to add and delete and clear etc. So if they were just like sets this would be so much less confusing. table ip example { gauge dhcp_throttle { type ipv4_addr . inet_service flags whatever, whateverelse } On 03/22/17 16:25, Pablo Neira Ayuso wrote: > This would provide a way to restore flow table between reboots, so we > could even per populate them with elements. chain dhcp_traffic { gauge { ip saddr limit over 200/day } drop gauge @dhcp_throttle { ip saddr . udp dport limit 3...

I used to be able to pass dial strings to IAX2 providers with # characters at the end of the string. This is how we end dial strings for international calls. So, I would like to be able to selectivity chop off any # characters at the end of string, only if they exist. Basically as follows (chopping off the leading '9' with ${EXTEN:1} syntax: EXTEN from Phone EXTEN for Dial String

In order to compile the latest Vorbis library on the Macintosh, the change appended to this message needs to be made to os_types.h.in. Then, anyone who wants to actually build it must first copy os_types.h.in to os_types.h by hand, since MacOS does not include a command line and thus cannot run configure. It really bugs me that the whole "platforms which don't support configure