Hallo Robert, This is how I do it:
(define defaultport (current-output-port)) (define port1 (open-output-file "filename.txt")) (set-current-output-port port1) (display-fluxes fluxInside ScatOutside AbsInside) (set-current-output-port defaultport) (close-output-port port1) This procedure opens a file, set the output port to this file and prints the fluxes with display-fluxes. Then it sets the output port back to default and closes the file. It works also well with meep-mpi. It can be used also to print other stuff to a file. Best Regards, Andreas Robert Rehammar schrieb: > Dear Meep users, > > I am running meep-mpi and now I would like to output the result from a > flux-plane computation to a file. How do I do this? I would like not to > use display-fluxes since I use this already for some other fluxplanes > and I have a set of scripts that are matched to do post processing of > this which will be confused if more data is added there. So idealy I > would like to do something like the scheme construct > (define p (open-input-file "out.txt")) > and then print to this. But first I do not know how to handle the > fluxplanes datastructure (that is, how to output it w.o. display- > fluxes), and further I do not know how to get only one process to print. > Can I use the (meep-my-rank)? Are all processes aware of the content of > a particular fluxplane? > > Regards, > Robert Rehammar > _______________________________________________ meep-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://ab-initio.mit.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/meep-discuss
