Running sansmic#
There are two commands that can be run from the command line, sansmic and sansmic-convert. The following include all available output options, but note that not all options may be available if you have not installed the appropriate packages (see Advanced Installation).
sansmic#
sansmic [OPTIONS] SCENARIO_FILE
Options
- -o, --output-name <prefix>#
Filename stem for output files. Should NOT include a directory path (use -O to specify the output directory). [default: stem of SCENARIO_FILE]
- -O, --output-path <opath>#
Directory for output files. Directory must already exist. [default: current directory]
- --csv, --no-csv#
Create CSV output files.
- Default:
True
- --hdf, --no-hdf#
Create an HDF5 output file. [default: no-hdf]
- --tst, --no-tst#
Create an old-style TST file.
- Default:
True
- --json, --no-json#
Create a JSON output data file.
- Default:
False
- --oldout, --no-oldout#
Create an old-style OUT file.
- Default:
False
- -v, --verbose#
Increase log details.
- Default:
0
- -q, --quiet#
Suppress all screen output.
- Default:
False
- --debug#
Output debug information.
- Default:
False
- --version#
Show the version and exit.
- --license#
Show license and exit.
- --copyright#
Print copyright and exit.
Arguments
- SCENARIO_FILE#
Required argument
sansmic-convert#
Command line function to convert a scenario/dat to a new format.
sansmic-convert [OPTIONS] DAT_FILE [OUT_FILE]
Options
- --full#
Keep all entries even blanks.
- Default:
False
- --version#
Show the version and exit.
- --license#
Show license and exit.
- --copyright#
Print copyright and exit.
Arguments
- DAT_FILE#
Required argument
- OUT_FILE#
Optional argument