Hello,
There is a script which I use a lot to get some basic information about a result file, run:
run_telfile.py scan name_of_result_file
In particular, you can have the number of nodes/elements, number of records with the time range and the number of variables written in the file, see below (TELEMAC-2D init example with k-epsilon model).
Hope this helps,
Chi-Tuan
$ run_telfile.py scan f2d_init.slf
Interpreting command line options
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~> Generic info
- Title: Cas Test - 1ere mise en regime
- Date: 1900-01-01 00:00:00
- Format: SERAFIN
- Endianess: BIG_ENDIAN
- Precision: Single precision
~> Mesh info
- Number of dimensions: 2
- Element type: triangle
- Number of points: 2039
- Number of elements: 3780
- Number of points per element: 3
- Number of planes: 1
+> Coordinates
- X offset, Y offset = 0, 0
- X range [-224.27099609375, 1527.1429443359375]
- Y range [317.625, 635.9940185546875]
~> Parallel info
- No parallel information
~> Boundary info
- No boundary file given
~> Data info
- Number of records: 1
- Time range: [500.0, 500.0]
- Number of variables: 8
- Name: VELOCITY U Unit: M/S
- Name: VELOCITY V Unit: M/S
- Name: WATER DEPTH Unit: M
- Name: FREE SURFACE Unit: M
- Name: BOTTOM Unit: M
- Name: TURBULENT ENERG. Unit: JOULE/KG
- Name: DISSIPATION Unit: WATT/KG
- Name: VISCOSITY Unit: M2/S
My work is done