Hello,
I have the following array
a(1,=(/2.144999981, 2.144999981, 2.144999981/)
a(2,=(/2.144999981, 2.144999981, 6.434999943/)
a(3,=(/2.144999981, 6.434999943, 2.144999981/)
a(4,=(/2.144999981, 6.434999943, 6.434999943/)
a(5,=(/6.434999943, 2.144999981, 2.144999981/)
a(6,=(/6.434999943, 2.144999981, 6.434999943/)
a(7,=(/6.434999943, 6.434999943, 2.144999981/)
a(8,=(/6.434999943, 6.434999943, 6.434999943/)
and in FORTRAN there's an option for horizontal shifting called CSHIFT, but I need to perform a vertical shift (up and down) of the previous array.
Is there an intrinsic function that does it? or someone knows a way.
Thanks and regards,
I have the following array
a(1,=(/2.144999981, 2.144999981, 2.144999981/)
a(2,=(/2.144999981, 2.144999981, 6.434999943/)
a(3,=(/2.144999981, 6.434999943, 2.144999981/)
a(4,=(/2.144999981, 6.434999943, 6.434999943/)
a(5,=(/6.434999943, 2.144999981, 2.144999981/)
a(6,=(/6.434999943, 2.144999981, 6.434999943/)
a(7,=(/6.434999943, 6.434999943, 2.144999981/)
a(8,=(/6.434999943, 6.434999943, 6.434999943/)
and in FORTRAN there's an option for horizontal shifting called CSHIFT, but I need to perform a vertical shift (up and down) of the previous array.
Is there an intrinsic function that does it? or someone knows a way.
Thanks and regards,