csv_file Module Reference

File format for .csv files, used for any read/write operations involving floating point data.

Data Types
type	csv_file_t

Functions/Subroutines
subroutine	csv_file_write (this, data, t)
	Writes data to an output file.
subroutine	csv_file_write_vector (f, data, t)
	Writes a vector_t object to an output file, in a row format. If the parameter t is present, it will be appended at the start of the row, followed by the contents of the vector.
subroutine	csv_file_write_matrix (f, data, t)
	Writes a matrix_t object to an output file. If the parameter t is present, it will be appended at the start of each row.
subroutine	csv_file_read (this, data)
	Reads data from an input file.
subroutine	csv_file_read_vector (f, vec)
	Read a vector (i.e. data on a single row) from a csv file.
subroutine	csv_file_read_matrix (f, mat)
	Read a matrix from a csv file.
subroutine	csv_file_set_header (this, hd)
	Sets the header for a csv file. For example: hd = "u,v,w,p".
integer function	csv_file_count_lines (this)
	Count the number of lines in a file by going through it entirely until the end is reached.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

csv_file_count_lines()

integer function csv_file::csv_file_count_lines

(

class(csv_file_t), intent(in)

this

)

Definition at line 305 of file csv_file.f90.

csv_file_read()

subroutine csv_file::csv_file_read	(	class(csv_file_t)	this,
		class(*), intent(inout), target	data
	)

Parameters

this	csv file in which to read.
data	matrix_t or vector_t, will contain the read data.

Definition at line 181 of file csv_file.f90.

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csv_file_read_matrix()

subroutine csv_file::csv_file_read_matrix	(	type(csv_file_t), intent(inout)	f,
		type(matrix_t), intent(inout)	mat
	)

Parameters

d	csv file from which to read.
vec	Matrix object in which to store the file contents.

Note

If the number of lines in the file is larger than the number of rows of mat, it will be assumed that a one-line header is present.

Definition at line 265 of file csv_file.f90.

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csv_file_read_vector()

subroutine csv_file::csv_file_read_vector	(	type(csv_file_t), intent(inout)	f,
		type(vector_t), intent(inout)	vec
	)

Parameters

d	csv file from which to read.
vec	Vector object in which to store the file contents.

Note

- Equivalent to reading a matrix with nrows = 1 and ncols = N. To read a vector in a column format, use a matrix_t with ncols = 1.

- If the number of lines in the file is larger than 1, it will be assumed that a one-line header is present.

Definition at line 236 of file csv_file.f90.

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csv_file_set_header()

subroutine csv_file::csv_file_set_header	(	class(csv_file_t), intent(inout)	this,
		character(len=*), intent(in)	hd
	)

Parameters

hd

Header.

Note

The header will be written "as is", meaning there will be no checks performed on the header separators, number of columns, etc.

Definition at line 295 of file csv_file.f90.

csv_file_write()

subroutine csv_file::csv_file_write	(	class (csv_file_t), intent(inout)	this,
		class(*), intent(in), target	data,
		real(kind=rp), intent(in), optional	t
	)

Parameters

this	csv file to write in.
data	Data to write, can be vector_t or matrix_t.
t	Time.

Definition at line 65 of file csv_file.f90.

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csv_file_write_matrix()

subroutine csv_file::csv_file_write_matrix	(	class(csv_file_t), intent(inout)	f,
		type(matrix_t), intent(in)	data,
		real(kind=rp), intent(in), optional	t
	)

Parameters

f	csv file in which to write.
data	Matrix to write.
Time.

Definition at line 151 of file csv_file.f90.

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csv_file_write_vector()

subroutine csv_file::csv_file_write_vector	(	class(csv_file_t), intent(inout)	f,
		type(vector_t), intent(in)	data,
		real(kind=rp), intent(in), optional	t
	)

Parameters

f	csv file in which to write.
data	Vector to write.
Time.

Note

Equivalent to writing a matrix with nrows = 1 and ncols = N. To write a vector in a column format, use a matrix_t with ncols = 1.

Definition at line 120 of file csv_file.f90.

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