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This maybe useful to others so I will post it here. So just do: x, y, z = tecplot_reader('./file', 3) But in the end using np.concatenate seems better.įor the record, I created this function in order to read any file: def tecplot_reader(file, nb_var):įor idx, line in enumerate(a.readlines()): This answer was of great help for the creation of the array: and also this one for traveling the array. Solved it with the last option: arrays = Īrrays.append()

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