Version: 6.3.1

DataTable object

DataTable object is a way to represent a two-dimensional data array (data arranged in rows and columns) in Salome. Each column groups values expressed in certain measurement units. All columns and rows have titles. Tables can be rarefied, which means that some cells may be empty, without any values.

DataTable object can be created directly, with the usage of a special programming API (this problem lies out of the scope of Salome GUI Help), or imported from properly defined ACSII files.

Note:
Alternatively, it is possible to create a table from the scalar values applied to the cells forming a Cut Lines or a Cut Segment presentation. Simply right-click on the presentation in the Object Browser or in the viewer and select Create Table from the pop-up menu.

Tables are not displayed automatically. To view the imported table, right-click on it in the Object Brower and select Show Table in the context menu.

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When the Enable editing option is checked, the table contents are editable.

Note:
At the current moment this mode only allows to sort table data. The sorting is performed by clicking on the header of the column, by which the data is sorted.

Sort policy option allows to specify how the empty cells will be processed during the sort procedure. The following options are available:

  • Empty cells are considered as lowest values
  • Empty cells are considered as highest values
  • Empty cells are always first
  • Empty cells are always last
  • Empty cells are ignored (this means that the positions of empty cells will not change after the sorting)

Adjust Cells button allows to adjust the size of table cells according to their contents.

It is also possible to create Table 3D presentation basing on the table data and display it in the VTK viewer.

Another way of exploiting table data is creating curves and displaying them in the Plot 2D viewer. Plot 2D viewer is described in the documentation on GUI module.

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