3. Operands#

3.1. Operand UNITE#

♦ UNITE = u

Logical unit number of the external file on which the reading is done.

3.2. Operand FORMAT#

Define the reading format:

  • “ASTER” by default,

  • “IDEAS” if you read results obtained with IDEAS

3.3. Operand FORMAT_C#

Define the reading format for complex functions:

  • “MODULE_PHASE” by default,

  • “REEL_IMAG” real part and imaginary part.

3.4. Operand NOM_PARA#

Defines the name of the function parameter (x-axis). By default we take “FREQ”.

3.5. Operand NOM_RESU#

Define the name of the result of the function (ordinate)

3.6. Operands PROL_DROITE/PROL_GAUCHE#

◊ PROL_DROITE =

Defines the extension of the function to the right of the variable’s domain of definition.

◊ PROL_GAUCHE =

Define the extension of the function to the left of the variable’s domain of definition:

  • “CONSTANT”

  • “LINEAIRE”

for an extension along the first defined segment (PROL_GAUCHE) or the last defined segment (PROL_DROITE).

  • “EXCLU”

if extrapolation of values outside of the parameter definition domain is prohibited.

3.7. Operand INTERPOL#

◊ INTERPOL =
  • “LOG” logarithmic interpolation between two values in the domain of definition.

  • “LIN” linear interpolation between two values in the domain of definition.

3.8. Operand INFO#

◊ INFO =

Specify the options for printing on the message file.

1

printing function attributes: number of definition points, parameter and result names, as well as extension and verification options

2

like 1plus the list of the first 10 values of each function in ascending order of the parameter

For example:

  • PROL_DROITE = “CONSTANT”, PROL_GAUCHE = “CONSTANT”

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  • PROL_DROITE = “LINEAIRE”, PROL_GAUCHE = “EXCLU”

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