4. Examples#

4.1. Creating a table in “ASTER” format with IMPR_TABLE#

In this example (extracted from zzz128b), we write several tables in the format “ASTER” in a file.

TT= POST_RELEVE_T (ACTION =_F (INTITULE = “RESU_U2”,

NOEUD = (“B”, “C”, “D”, “D”, “E”, “F”,),

RESULTAT = U2,

NOM_CHAM = “DEPL”,

TOUT_ORDRE = “OUI”,

TOUT_CMP = “OUI”,

OPERATION = “EXTRACTION”))

IMPR_TABLE (UNITE =37,

TABLE =TT,

FORMAT =” ASTER “)

IMPR_TABLE (UNITE =37,

TABLE =TT,

FORMAT =” ASTER “,

NOM_PARA =( “NOEUD”, “INST”, “ABSC_CURV”,

“DX”, “DY”, “DZ”, “DRX”,)

)

TT2 = LIRE_TABLE (UNITE =37,

FORMAT =” ASTER “,

NUME_TABLE =1,

TITRE =” VALIDATION FROM LIRE_TABLE “,)

TT_RED = LIRE_TABLE (UNITE =37,

FORMAT =” ASTER “,

NUME_TABLE =2,

TITRE =” VALIDATION FROM LIRE_TABLE “,

)

For example, let’s say a table like this one in OpenOffice Calc:

It is saved in text format (format CSV) with the semicolon as column separator and without surrounding character strings (without text separator).

The following text file is obtained:

Table produced in OpenOffice;

saved in CSV format with the semicolon as a separator;

and without a text separator;

;;

Column A; Column B; Column C

label1; 111; 0.09

name 2; 222; 10,09

value 3; 444; 2240.18

example 4; 888; 994640,73

line 5; 1776; 883240965,82

To read it in Code_Aster, you can do:

tab = LIRE_TABLE (UNITE =55,

FORMAT =” LIBRE “,

SEPARATEUR =”; “,)