Here are a few of the sample data files that we have worked on and their
xml translations. I believe that these are examples of files where it
would be difficult to achieve the desired translation without some form
of layering.
premix.bin - a binary file from the chemkin program. Contains three
different sections, determined by a header value. In the solution
section there is a sequence of x values, the values were combined with a
sequence of points containing a temp value and massFrac values.
test.prp - a text-based file based on a nwChem format. Contains some
header info, then a list of field names, then a series of frames with
values that should correspond with the field names. When translating,
the list of field names is read as a layer and later referenced from the
frames.
clayers.bin - same as example of layers shown at last f2f, creates a
sequence of 100 complex numbers from a file containing a sequence of 100
real floats then 100 imaginary floats.
Tara
> The raw data files and their xml translations
> <<premix.bin>> <<chemkinbin.xml>>
> <<test.prp>> <<prp.xml>>
> <<clayers.bin>> <<clayer.xml>>
