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Acadmia Sinica IESWS pzfile (SACPZ) format to ISOLA pzfile format trans script (output is stdout)
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#!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
import sys | |
import re | |
if __name__ == '__main__': | |
if len(sys.argv) == 2: | |
file_open_session = open(sys.argv[1]) | |
file_content = file_open_session.read() | |
file_content_list = file_content.split(sep='\n') | |
for i in enumerate(file_content_list,0): | |
if re.findall('A0',i[1]): | |
a0_location = i[0] | |
a0_value = i[1].split(sep=' : ')[1] | |
if re.findall('SENSITIVITY',i[1]): | |
sensitivity_location = i[0] | |
sensitivity_value_reciprocal_string = i[1].split(sep=' : ')[1] | |
sensitivity_value_reciprocal = float(sensitivity_value_reciprocal_string.split(sep=' ')[0]) | |
sensitivity_value = 1 / sensitivity_value_reciprocal | |
if re.findall('ZEROS',i[1]): | |
zeroes_header_location = i[0] | |
zeroes_how_many_string = i[1].split(sep='\t')[1] | |
zeroes_how_many = int(zeroes_how_many_string) | |
if re.findall('POLES',i[1]): | |
poles_header_location = i[0] | |
poles_how_many_string = i[1].split(sep='\t')[1] | |
poles_how_many = int(poles_how_many_string) | |
print("A0") | |
print(a0_value) | |
print("count-->m/sec") | |
print(sensitivity_value) | |
print("zeroes") | |
print(zeroes_how_many-1) | |
for i in enumerate(file_content_list[zeroes_header_location+2:zeroes_header_location+1+zeroes_how_many],0): | |
print('\t'.join(i[1].split(sep='\t')[1:])) | |
print("poles") | |
print(poles_how_many) | |
for i in enumerate(file_content_list[poles_header_location+1:poles_header_location+1+poles_how_many],0): | |
print('\t'.join(i[1].split(sep='\t')[1:])) |
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