USER MANUAL SWAN Cycle III version 40.72A

Description of commands 77
| WLENgth |
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| STEEpness |
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| BFI |
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| DHSign |
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| DRTM01 |
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| LEAK |
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| TIME |
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| TSEC |
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| XP |
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| YP |
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| DIST |
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| SETUP |
CANNOT BE USED IN 1D-MODE.
With this optional command the user indicates that one or more spatial distributions
should be written to a file.
’sname’
HEADER
NOHEADER
’fname’
name of frame or group (see commands FRAME or GROUP)
with this option the user indicates that the output should be written to a file
with header lines. The text of the header indicates run identification (see
command PROJECT), time, frame name or group name (’sname’), variable and
unit. The number of header lines is 8.
Note: the numerical values in the file are in the units indicated in the header.
with this option the user indicates that the output should be written to a file
without header lines.
name of the data file where the output is to be written to. Default for option
HEADER is the PRINT file. In case of NOHEADER the filename is required. Note
that when the extension is ‘.mat’, a binary MATLAB file will be generated
automatically. This file requires less space on your computer and can be loaded
in MATLAB much faster than the ASCII-file.
Binary MATLAB files are particularly useful for the computation with