Syntax: WRITE\FORMAT file (format) x1 { x2 ... }
WRITE\SCALAR\FORMAT file (format) s1 { s2 ... }
WRITE\MATRIX\FORMAT file (format) matrix
By default, free format is used. Use the \FORMAT qualifier to indicate a
format is present. The format must be enclosed in parentheses, ( and ).
Any standard Fortran format is valid, but only REAL variables can be
written. Do not use INTEGER, LOGICAL or CHARACTER formats.
You may use the PHYSICA defined format BINARY, minimum abbreviation B,
to write binary unformatted files containing 8 byte numbers.
If you have a vector, for example, X, and enter WRITE FILE.DAT X X X then the following lines will be written to the file: X(1) X(2) X(3) X(4) X(5) X(6) ...
Examples: WRITE FILE.DAT X Y Z
WRITE\FORMAT FILE.DAT (*) X Y Z
WRITE\FORMAT FILE.DAT ('X=',F10.3,' Y=',F7.1,' Z=',F9.2) X Y Z
WRITE\FORMAT FILE.DAT (B) X Y Z
WRITE\APPEND FILE.DAT X Y Z
WRITE\SCALAR FILE.DAT A B C
WRITE\SCALAR\FORMAT FILE.DAT ('string ',3(F10.3)) A Y[3] C
WRITE\SCALAR\APPEND FILE.DAT A B C
WRITE\SCALAR\FORMAT FILE.DAT (B) A B C
WRITE\MATRIX\APPEND FILE.DAT M[1:100,1:10]
WRITE\MATRIX\FORMAT FILE.DAT (7F10.3,2X) M[1:100,1:10]
WRITE\TEXT FILE.DAT `Text string'
WRITE\TEXT FILE.DAT T3
WRITE\TEXT\APPEND FILE.DAT `A = '//RCHAR(A)//`, B = '//RCHAR(B)
WRITE\TEXT FILE.DAT `X['//RCHAR(J,`F2.0')//`] = '//RCHAR(X[J])
WRITE\TEXT\APPEND FILE.DAT `A = '//RCHAR(A,`F10.3')
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To write the vectors X, Y and Z to DUM.DAT using a
specified format, enter:
WRITE\FORMAT DUM.DAT (' X=',F6.2,' Y=',F6.2,' Z=',F6.2) X Y Z
and DUM.DAT will look like:
X=123.45 Y=-23.45 Z= 23.45
X=124.45 Y=-24.45 Z= 24.45
X=125.45 Y=-25.45 Z= 25.45
X=126.45 Y=-26.45 Z= 26.45
... ... ...
Syntax: WRITE\SCALAR file s1 { s2 ... }
WRITE\SCALAR\FORMAT file (format) s1 { s2 ... }
The WRITE\SCALAR command writes scalars to a file. If \APPEND is used, and
if the output file already exists, the data will be appended onto the end
of the file. One line will be written to the file which will contain
columns of data, where the I_th column will be scalar sI. A maximum of 29
scalars can be written with one WRITE\SCALAR command.
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Syntax: WRITE\MATRIX file matrix
WRITE\MATRIX\FORMAT file (format) matrix
The WRITE\MATRIX command writes a matrix to a file. If \APPEND is used,
and if the output file already exists, the data will be appended onto the
end of the file.
Syntax: WRITE\TEXT file txtvar The WRITE\TEXT command writes writes a character string to a file. If \APPEND is used, and if the output file already exists, the string will be appended onto the end of the file.
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