Converting windows .mdw format to linux .mdw format
Converting windows .mdw format to linux .mdw format
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2026-05-15T21:44:56Z
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Converting windows .mdw format to linux .mdw format
Marcelo Di Lello Di Lello Jordao
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2022-07-10T13:55:56Z
2022-07-10T13:55:56Z
<div class="lfr-code"><table><tbody><tr><td class="line-numbers">1</td><td class="lines"><div class="line">Hi,</div></td></tr><tr><td class="line-numbers">2</td><td class="lines"><div class="line">How can I convert this windows .mdw format to linux .mdw format?</div></td></tr><tr><td class="line-numbers">3</td><td class="lines"><div class="line">I'm having trouble describing the wave boundary related files in linux .mdw format.</div></td></tr></tbody></table></div>Windows format:<br />[Boundary]<br /> Name = East1 <br /> Definition = orientation <br /> Orientation = east <br /> SpectrumSpec = from file <br /> DistanceDir = counter-clockwise <br /> CondSpecAtDist = 0.0000000e+000 <br /> Spectrum = wbnd\TPAR_1c_novo.bnd <br /> CondSpecAtDist = 3.4000000e-001 <br /> Spectrum = wbnd\TPAR_2c.bnd <br /> CondSpecAtDist = 5.5000001e-001 <br /><br /> <br />Linux format:<br />* Boundary name, specifications, defined-by, conditions-along-boundary<br />* - specifications: 1 = from-file, 2 = parametric<br />* - defined-by: 1 = orientation,<br />* 2 = grid-coordinates,<br />* 3 = xy-coordinates<br />* - conditions-along-boundary: 1 = constant, 2 = variable<br />'East1' 1 1 2<br />* Orientation<br />* 1 = N, 2 = NW, 3 = W, 4 = SW, 5 = S, 6 = SE, 7 = E, 8 = NE<br />7<br />?? (files.bnd and CondSpecAtDist) ??<br />
Marcelo Di Lello Di Lello Jordao
2022-07-10T13:55:56Z