Thinksamuel

I have a txt-file where the data are ordered in reverse chronological order: the newest datapoint is at the beginning of the coll. I want to reverse it and read it out then but while the contents are visually reversed, when I look up row 1, it still gives me the latest datapoint. The only way to go seems to get the number of entries and count downward but I want to know if there is not another way so I can count upwards which is more intuitive.

example of a row: 2, 2013-12-11 27.110001 27.129999 26.540001 26.58 39729000 26.58;

reverse-a-coll

reposted that patch with a fix… works now.

reposted that patch with a fix…  works now.


I had the same question. You can also dump the original coll through a 'prepend insert' to the new reversed coll, specifying the number you wish to count from as an argument.

Reverse a coll