`nwunab`

Unabbreviate network list

Syntax

Expand and unabbreviate network lists
nwunab lmacname : netlist [,
        min(#) max(#)]

Description

This is the network version of unab. nwunab expands and unabbreviates a netlist of existing networks, placing the results in the local macro lmacname. nwunab is a low-level parsing command and works in exactly the same way as unab. One can also use nwds to unabbreviate network lists. The _nwsyntax command is a high-level parsing command that, among other things, also unabbreviates network lists; see _nwsyntax.

Options

min(#) specifies the minimum number of networks
allowed. The default is hi:min(1).
max(#) specifies the maximum number of networks
allowed. The system maximum is 9999.

Examples

. nwwebuse glasgow, nwclear
. nwunab nets : glasg*
. di `nets'

glasgow1 glasgow2 glasgow3

Supported network types

Binary: yes. Directed: yes. Weighted: yes. Signed: yes. Two-mode: yes - resolves/expands a network name list only; does not read or depend on any network’s own directed/valued/two-mode status or tie values.

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