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How to avoid decreasing in length of file

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I have been doing some manipulation in the for loop. I have constantly found that the calculation only works for some of the length of variables I assigned i.e. if jj = length(tcal) where tcal is 26, in the out put of results I usually find jj=1 or 2. what will be the possible reason and how can I avoid it . I can give you the whole script if needed.
Thanks for your help. It giving me hard time...
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Matt J
Matt J 2012-10-24
It doesn't run. There appears to be a fragmentary line
h3=h(end+ 2.*tan(0.06).*R
Also, it makes no sense if indeed tcal=26. As I told you length(tcal) is then equal 1 and jj will not loop.
Ede gerlderlands
Ede gerlderlands 2012-10-24
编辑:Ede gerlderlands 2012-10-24
h3=h(end+ 2.*tan(0.06).*R is commented line sorry I had to delete it. tcal has 26 data and not just 26. And there are some files which I didn't present. Yes , jj becomes 25 ,1 and 26 when I run in different modes and my question is why it changes this way and what can I do about it? thanks..

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