Well,

I am not that informed about the import routine of gwyddion, but normally
gwyddion is capable to import WIP files. If an unknown data processing software
exported arbitrary information in an unknown format, it will be pretty hard
to feed this into gwyddion.

But if you have already written a parsing script to plot/extract data, why don't
you apply this for gwyddion in order to create a container, which can be used
within gwyddion. I think this should be possible. You would just have to
translate this into a module (C, Python) which additionally imports the data. 

@ yeti : is this possible  ?


cheers.


On  0, Sloan Lindsey <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey,
> I've gotten some data, (after much begging) that I would like to extract
> line profiles from but I can't read it. I can make a script to plot it but
> I really want the tools in gwyddion. The file is an ascii export of unknown
> origin, I'm including the header and the first line of the height matrix.
> 
> //Exported ASCII-File
> [Header]
> FileName = "Z:\some_path.WIP"
> ImageName = "Scan_001_Topography_F"
> PointsPerLine = 512
> LinesPerImage = 256
> ScanUnit = µm
> ScanWidth = 3
> ScanHeight = 3
> ScanOriginX = 0
> ScanOriginY = 0
> ScanOriginZ = 0
> DataUnit = nm
> [Data]
> 
> Ok, thats a lot of garbage, but does anyone know the best way for me to get
> int into gwyddion?
> 
> Thanks for the help,
> Sloan Lindsey


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