Writing Numeric Data to a File
Satish Chimakurthi
skchim0 at engr.uky.edu
Mon Jun 14 16:25:15 EDT 2004
Hi all,
I have written some data to a file with the following code. I have copied the OUTPUT hereunder.
xdisp=open('ansys_xdisp.dat','w')
xdisp.writelines("time")
xdisp.writelines(' ')
xdisp.writelines("xdisp")
xval_new = 0
time_structure = 0.005
xdisp.writelines('\n')
xdisp.writelines(str(time_structure))
xdisp.writelines(' ')
xdisp.writelines(str(xval_new))
xdisp.writelines(' ')
xdisp.close()
OUTPUT (in file ansys_xdisp.dat):
time xdisp
0.005 0
However, I would like to write more efficient code and format the output properly so that it looks something like this:
time xdisp
0.005 0
0.006 0.345
..
...
Would someone please help me re-write this code properly to do the above and also point me to a reference wherein I could find all information about Formatting with Files.
I did browse through Python's website to get some info about manipulating files. It's not elaborate enough, though. I would need to do more complex file-processing tasks shortly.
Thanks in advance
Regards,
Satish
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