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May 13	comment	Scaling the x-axis in ListLogLogPlot[] or ListLogPlot[] in lieu of DataRange Wow you're right. I happen to still have v8 installed so I loaded it up and checked. It looks like in v9 it no longer works. That's very strange.
May 13	comment	Scaling the x-axis in ListLogLogPlot[] or ListLogPlot[] in lieu of DataRange Ah that's a nifty little function that I wasn't familiar with. The issue still remains, though, that it would be a plot of {x,y} pairs which makes it take much longer.
May 13	asked	Scaling the x-axis in ListLogLogPlot[] or ListLogPlot[] in lieu of DataRange
Jan 8	revised	Renaming files of form FileName(i).csv to NewNamej(k).csv where j increments and k resets to 1 when there is a jump in i? added 275 characters in body
Jan 8	comment	Renaming files of form FileName(i).csv to NewNamej(k).csv where j increments and k resets to 1 when there is a jump in i? Thanks @cormullion that did the trick.
Jan 8	accepted	Renaming files of form FileName(i).csv to NewNamej(k).csv where j increments and k resets to 1 when there is a jump in i?
Jan 8	comment	Renaming files of form FileName(i).csv to NewNamej(k).csv where j increments and k resets to 1 when there is a jump in i? Deleted a comment because I was dumb. However, the point still stands from the deleted comment that I had to add `//ToExpression` to your definition of `ns` to get it to work. The numbers were not being treated as actual numbers, it would seem.
Jan 8	comment	Renaming files of form FileName(i).csv to NewNamej(k).csv where j increments and k resets to 1 when there is a jump in i? Forgot about `FileNameTake`. Should be ok now!
Jan 8	comment	Renaming files of form FileName(i).csv to NewNamej(k).csv where j increments and k resets to 1 when there is a jump in i? Fly in my ointment: Mathematica takes the file name to be the full absolute location, ie. `C:\\Folder 1\\Folder 2\\FileName(1).csv`. Can I get it to ignore the directories and give only the file name by itself? There are numbers in the folders and it throws everything off :/
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Jan 8	comment	Renaming files of form FileName(i).csv to NewNamej(k).csv where j increments and k resets to 1 when there is a jump in i? Ah yes it's obvious now that the 1 belongs to Flatten[]. Sorry for being lazy. I will want to spend a bit of time playing around with the code.
Jan 8	comment	Renaming files of form FileName(i).csv to NewNamej(k).csv where j increments and k resets to 1 when there is a jump in i? This place is full of wizards. I think this is exactly what I want. I will give it a shot soon. One question for now: I will be working with groups of files from various folders, and as such I would like to control what number "j" (NewNamej(k).csv) starts at. Is that the very last "1" in the block of code containing makeIndices?
Jan 8	comment	Renaming files of form FileName(i).csv to NewNamej(k).csv where j increments and k resets to 1 when there is a jump in i? @Hypnotoad they should come ordered with the caveat that the default Mathematica ordering function does not correctly order file names if the number of digits varies, ie. FileName(20).csv will come after FileName(100).csv. Is there a way to change that?
Jan 8	asked	Renaming files of form FileName(i).csv to NewNamej(k).csv where j increments and k resets to 1 when there is a jump in i?
Nov 28	revised	Analytically finding critical values in a hysteresis curve made with ListPlot added 1754 characters in body
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Nov 28	comment	Analytically finding critical values in a hysteresis curve made with ListPlot For some particularly ugly data this sometimes gets the wrong hopping points but it works overall. Thank you very much for the answer! I may end up playing around a little with the threshold definition to get it to work differently.
Nov 28	accepted	Analytically finding critical values in a hysteresis curve made with ListPlot
Nov 26	comment	Analytically finding critical values in a hysteresis curve made with ListPlot This looks pretty good... I'll play around with this with a few other data sets and see if there are any hiccups. Thank you!