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PRVAR

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Hello, I'm trying to use the command PRVAR, I've noticed that the maximum number of variables that I can list vs. time is 6. Is there another way to list variable vs. time, also in a *.txt file? Because I've got a lot more...

RE: PRVAR

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If someone is interest I've solved using VGET and *VWRITE, at least in this case I can write 9 variables... Better than nothing. But I think that this is the maximum that someone can get!

RE: PRVAR

Hello,

VGET is the right thing to do. But if you get all the variables written to the same array parameter (with a column for each variable) you can write the hole array using *MWRITE an an appropriate Fortran file descriptor like (999F20.6).

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Alex

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