Convert EGSnrc 3ddose files for visualization in Gmsh.
Check out the API documentation.
# convert input.3ddose to msh
$ dose2gmsh input.3ddose
# convert input.3ddose to ascii vtk
$ dose2gmsh input.3ddose --format=vtk
# convert input.3ddose to csv
$ dose2gmsh input.3ddose --format=csv
# specify the output file name
$ dose2gmsh input.3ddose --output-file=doses
$ dose2gmsh --help
dose2gmsh 1.0.1
Max Orok <[email protected]>
Convert dosxyznrc 3ddose files to Gmsh msh files
USAGE:
dose2gmsh [OPTIONS] <input-file>
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
OPTIONS:
-f, --format <format> The output format (msh2 or csv) [default: msh2]
-o, --output-file <output-file> The output file name, defaults to <input_file>- Gmsh mesh version 2
[.msh] - csv
[.csv] - ASCII VTK
[.vtk]
You'll need cargo, the Rust package manager to get started.
Install using cargo install.
$ cargo install dose2gmshYou can update your installation with cargo install --force.
dose2gmsh parses 3ddose files into a intermediate DoseBlock structure. After parsing, it writes the DoseBlock data to an output file.
You can add an output format by implementing a new DoseBlock::write* method. Use DoseBlock::write_msh2 as a starting point.
If you'd like help implementing a new output format, open an issue.