Hello,
I would like to use the results of multiple DELPHIN simulations in further processing. Is it possible to set the ouput-format to csv, tab-seperated or any similar structure? Otherwise I would need to handle the .d6o format. Or is there a dfifferent way to automatically process the standard output files (meaning: open the file, read it and save it in other files).
Thank you in advance!
Alexander
Output format
Moderatoren: ghorwin, fechner, ruisinger
Re: Output format
Hi Alexander,
DELPHIN will write only in its native format. However, the d6o files are very easy to parse and if you know a little scripting (Python?) you may reasily read these files and dump them together into a single csv file.
Or better, just use the PostProc to load all your d60 files together, switch to table view and copy/paste the entire data to Excel or whatever.
If you let us know what you want to do with the date, I might give a more tailored solution.
-Andreas
DELPHIN will write only in its native format. However, the d6o files are very easy to parse and if you know a little scripting (Python?) you may reasily read these files and dump them together into a single csv file.
Or better, just use the PostProc to load all your d60 files together, switch to table view and copy/paste the entire data to Excel or whatever.
If you let us know what you want to do with the date, I might give a more tailored solution.
-Andreas
Re: Output format
Hi Andreas,
thank you for respons. I used a short Python script to read and combine the files in a single csv file. This worked fine and without any problems.
-Alexander
thank you for respons. I used a short Python script to read and combine the files in a single csv file. This worked fine and without any problems.
-Alexander