Christophe Trophime wrote: > > Hi, > I am new to perl and I wish to read a mesh datadfile generated by a > Fortran program : > > /COM,ANSYS ReLeASe 5.5.3 UP19990405 12:35:48 10/12/2001 > /NOPR > NBLOCK,6,SOLID > (3i8,6e16.9) > 1 0 0 1.930000000e-02 4.726980526e-18-5.959785714e-02 > 2 0 0 2.420000000e-02 1.215320474e-08-5.959779506e-02 > 3 0 0 2.093333333e-02 4.051068248e-09-5.959783645e-02 > 4 0 0 2.256666667e-02 8.102136492e-09-5.959781575e-02 > 5 0 0 2.095782135e-02-1.209998861e-02-5.761952805e-02 > > I wish to read the coordinates of nodes. My problem is that the format used > to create the file is such that data for x and y may be seen as only one > record. > So I thought that using perl module String::Scanf may help me out because > the format of the lines is given is the datafile (i.e. 3i8 6e16.9 in > this case). > But I can get Scanf to work with format other than %i %g. Is it possible to > use format like C format %16[gG].5? Or should I consider an alternative > solution?
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