Using the XY_DATA Commands
Using the XY_DATA commands
The main menu is shown right.
| Defines the time states used for output. (By default all states are preselected) | ||||||||||
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Output may be sent to any of:
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| XY Plot | On screen graphical tool that displays curves. It permits curve selection, zooming, labelling and symbol display; it also allows you to select a subset of curves to be written to file. | |||||||||
| .cur Files |
ASCII format files written in "curve file" (.cur)
format.
The default filenames will become "live" if you select this option, and you may use these or define your own names. |
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| .csv Files |
Comma Separated Value format files. The curves may be written in
"X,Y,X,Y" or "X,Y,Y,Y" format.
The default filenames will become "live" if you select this option, and you may use these or define your own names. |
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The data requested are extracted from the complete states as they are
read in, and stored on scratch backing store. When everything has been
read in then the file(s) are generated and the XY plot drawn according
to what output has been requested. XY plot management is described in
Using the XY graphical plotting tool, and file management in
Managing "Curve" File Output.
The data on backing store is "remembered" until you leave the programme, or overwrite it by reading in some more results. So once a set of data has been created you can exit and re-enter at will to review it.
Typical graphical output from is shown in the figure below:

A typical file (the results for Material 1 above) is shown below. This is written in T/HIS "Curve" file format (see Section 4.8.5.5 for a description of this format):
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D3PLOT: Material data
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| Material 1 | Kinetic energy |
| .000000E+00 | 7.222228E-05 |
| 2.490001E-03 | 1.272031E+01 |
| 4.990020E-03 | 3.979501E+01 |
| 7.490039E-03 | 6.687062E+01 |
| 9.999956E-03 | 9.656306E+01 |
| 1.249986E-02 | 1.276856E+02 |
| 1.499976E-02 | 1.723507E+02 |
| 1.749984E-02 | 2.691978E+02 |
| 1.999997E-02 | 4.552962E+02 |
| 2.249011E-02 |
7.637439E+02 |
| 2.499991E-02 |
1.173867E+03 |