d6.06.01 Using Tables data structures

Summary:

This document describes the routines for using in Fortran the table data structures described in the document [D4.02.05] sd_table data structure.

Table of Contents

• 1. Generalities
  • 1.1. What is a table?
  • 1.2. Some properties of tables
• 2. List of table utilities
• 3. Routines for managing a table
  • 3.1. Routine TBCRSD: Create a new table
  • 3.2. Routine TBAJPA: Add parameters to the table
  • 3.3. Routine TBEXIP: Test the existence and type of a parameter
  • 3.4. Routine TBFUTB: Merge multiple tables into a single table
  • 3.5. Routine DETRSD: Destroy a table
  • 3.6. Routine COPISD: Duplicate a table
• 4. Routines for preparing values to be written to a table
  • 4.1. Routine TBAJVA: Add a value associated with a parameter
  • 4.2. Routine TBAJVC: Add a value associated with a complex parameter
  • 4.3. Routine TBAJVI: Add a value associated with an integer parameter
  • 4.4. Routine TBAJVK: Add a value associated with a character string parameter
  • 4.5. Routine TBAJVR: Add a value associated with a real parameter
  • 4.6. Examples of use
• 5. Routines for writing values to a table
  • 5.1. Routine TBAJLI: Add a row to the table
  • 5.2. Routine TBNULI: Allows you to retrieve a row number from a table
  • 5.3. Examples
• 6. Routines for reading values from a table
  • 6.1. Routine TBEXVE: Reading values from a table column
  • 6.2. Routine TBEXFO: Create a function from a table
  • 6.3. Routine TBLIVA: Reading the value of a cell
• 7. Routines for filtering and sorting a table
  • 7.1. Mechanism for filtering rows in a table
  • 7.2. Routine TBEXTB: Filtering and extracting a new table
  • 7.3. Routine TBTRTB: Sorting the table
• 8. Routine TBIMPR: Printing a table
  • 8.1. FORMAT: “EXCEL”
  • 8.2. FORMAT: “TABLEAU”
  • 8.3. FORMAT: “MOT_CLE”
  • 8.4. FORMAT “EXCEL” with pagination (defined here by the “NOEUD” parameter)
• 9. Routine « TBEXLR »: Transforming a table into an « SD LISTR8 »
  • 9.1. Purpose of the routine
  • 9.2. TBEXLR interface
  • 9.3. Restrictions on the use of TBEXLR
  • 9.4. How is a table transformed into a LISTR8?
• 10. Simple example of creating and operating a table