Hi:
Mmm you're right, but now I'm in a hurry, and it's urgent to finish the
visualization, so I could solve my problem now importing data in MS Excel
and it worked! Of course I wanna do myself with a script for future cases,
but now I have what I need.
Thanks everybody for your helping, see you s
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-=- Olivier
2011/5/20 Aradenatorix Veckhom Vacelaevus
> Hi again:
>
> Thanks Olivier, I understood you only wanna show me a way for solve my
> problem. I'm reading about the options in python for files and stuff. I
> think is better to wri
Hi again:
Thanks Olivier, I understood you only wanna show me a way for solve my
problem. I'm reading about the options in python for files and stuff. I
think is better to write a code for solve our problems, but I found very
useful the genfromtxt tool so I want to use it if I can't I have to pars
On Fri, May 20, 2011 at 8:22 AM, Olivier Delalleau wrote:
> StringIO(data_file_name) will not read your file, it will just allow you to
> read the string data_file_name. You can probably just use
> open(data_file_name) (and yes,you'll probably need to open it for each call
> to genfromtxt).
> Sorr
StringIO(data_file_name) will not read your file, it will just allow you to
read the string data_file_name. You can probably just use
open(data_file_name) (and yes,you'll probably need to open it for each call
to genfromtxt).
Sorry my script didn't work, I definitely didn't expect it to work right
Thanks both for your helping:
I was checking the script fro Olivier but doesn't works yet, later I tried
with the asciitable package but I also never could read any of my files
(finally I decide create a single file for each case, it means to get 2
arrays for each domain).
I was reading a while a
On 19.05.2011, at 12:47AM, Aradenatorix Veckhom Vacelaevus wrote:
> I have a file in simple text with information obtained in Fortran 77 and I
> need to use the data inside for visualize with Mayavi. I was fighting for a
> while with the VTK simple legacy format. Finally I could run an small
>
Seems like something the following would work (it's not particularly
efficient nor elegant though, and there may be some stupid bug since I
didn't actually try it). Also, there may be some more appropriate numpy
structure to handle named columns (the example below computes separately a
basic numpy
Hi everybody:
I have a file in simple text with information obtained in Fortran 77 and I
need to use the data inside for visualize with Mayavi. I was fighting for a
while with the VTK simple legacy format. Finally I could run an small
example, but now I need to select specific information from th
