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RFILE_f            Scilab Group            Scicos Block             RFILE_f
NAME
   RFILE_f - Scicos "read from file" block
  
DIALOGUE PARAMETERS
 Time record Selection
                       : an empty matrix or a positive integer. If an integer i is given the 
                      ith element of the read record is assumed to be the
                      date of the output event. If empty no output event
                      exists.
                      
 Output record selection
                       : a vector of positive integer. [k1,..,kn],The kith element of  the read
                      record gives the value of ith output.
                      
 Input file name      : a character string defining the path of the file 
                      
 Input Format         : a character string defining the Fortran format to
                      use or nothing for an unformatted (binary) write. If
                      given, the format must began by a left parenthesis
                      and end by a right  parenthesis. example: (e10.3).
                      
 Buffer size          : To improve efficiency it is possible to buffer the
                      input data. read on the file is only done after each
                      Buffer size call to the block.
                      
 size of output       : a scalar. This fixes the number of "value" read.
                      
DESCRIPTION
   This block allows user to read  datas in a file, in formatted or binary
  mode. Output record selection and Time record Selection allows the user
  to select data among file records.  Each call to the block advance one
  record in the file.  
  
SEE ALSO
   WFILE_f