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cfview

cfview may be used to view (as text) the structure and contents of a common file, such as a common grid (.cgd) or common flow (.cfl) file. It arose out of a need to see the very guts of a common file without imposing any assumptions about "zones" or "boundaries", etc.

Input to cfview is specified through commands, described below. In the following list, | separates multiple choices, [] are delimiters surrounding optional entry(s), and {} are delimiters surrounding multiple entries when exactly one of them is required.

FILE cfname Open the common file cfname.

{EXIT | BYE} Exit cfview.

STATUS Display current node and list of subnodes and variables.

NODE "node_name" Select node node_name as current (quotes required).

ROOT Select root node as current node.

BACK Go back one node in the hierarchy.

{DUMP | LIST} NODE Print node header data.

{DUMP | LIST} VARIABLE vname [START beg] [END end] [INCREMENT inc]
Print data in variable vname in linear fashion, starting at beg (default is 1), ending at end (default is end of array), with increment inc (default is 1).

TREE [OUTPUT outfile] Print the structure of the common file, indicating the nodes and subnodes, and the variable names, sizes, and types.

	`FILE` cfname		Open the common file cfname.
	`{EXIT \| BYE}`		Exit cfview.
	`STATUS`		Display current node and list of subnodes and variables.
	`NODE "`node_name`"`		Select node node_name as current (quotes required).
	`ROOT`		Select root node as current node.
	`BACK`		Go back one node in the hierarchy.
	`{DUMP \| LIST} NODE`		Print node header data.
	`{DUMP \| LIST} VARIABLE` vname `[START` beg`] [END` end`] [INCREMENT` inc`]`
			Print data in variable vname in linear fashion, starting at beg (default is 1), ending at end (default is end of array), with increment inc (default is 1).
	`TREE [OUTPUT` outfile`]`		Print the structure of the common file, indicating the nodes and subnodes, and the variable names, sizes, and types.