Examples
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Creating a table in 'ASTER' format with IMPR_TABLE
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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',)

)


Reading tables in 'ASTER' format with LIRE_TABLE
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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 ',

)


Reading a table in LIBRE format
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For example, let's say a table like this one in OpenOffice Calc:


.. csv-table::

    "Product table in OpenOffice", "", "
    "saved in CSV format with the semicolon as separator", "", ""
    "and without a text separator", "", ""
    "", "", ""
    "Column A", "Column B", "Column C"
    "label1", "111", "0.09"
    "name 2", "222", "10,09"
    "value3", "444", "2240.18"
    "example 4", "888", "994640,73"
    "line 5", "1776", "883240965,82"


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 ='; ',)