gray/scripts/alpha-t.sh
Michele Guerini Rocco 8dfb214ea0
scripts: make shebangs more portable
Use env to find the interpreter instead of a hard-coded path.
2021-12-15 02:30:47 +01:00

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# set input/working/output folders
in=/Users/daniela/Desktop/scenario_001/files5s
work=/Users/daniela/Desktop/scenario_001/tmp
out=/Users/daniela/Desktop/scenario_001/out
# launching mirrors
mirror=( "USM" "LSM" )
r0=( 699.871 705.392 )
z0=( 441.441 417.821 )
# poloidal steering range
amin=20
amax=70
# check if working folder exists, otherwise create it
if [[ ! -e $work ]]; then
mkdir $work
else
if [[ ! -d $work ]]; then
echo $work is not a folder.
exit 1
fi
fi
# move to working folder
cd $work
if [[ $? != 0 ]]; then
echo Cannot move to $work
exit 1
fi
# check if output folder exists, otherwise create it
if [[ ! -e $out ]]; then
mkdir $out
else
if [[ ! -d $out ]]; then
echo $out is not a folder.
exit 1
fi
fi
#loop on USM/LSM mirrors
for i in 0 1; do
#i=0
#loop on beta
for beta in 18 20 22; do
#beta=18
# set output file names
id="${mirror[i]}_${beta}"
f7file=$out/f7_${id}.txt
rm -f $out/log_${id}.txt
# add header in output file
echo "# =============================" > $f7file
echo "# `date`" >> $f7file
echo "# ${mirror[i]}: R0=${r0[i]} z0=${z0[i]}" >> $f7file
echo "# beta=$beta" >> $f7file
echo "# =============================" >> $f7file
appendheader=0
#loop on time
for eqfile in $in/*.eqdsk; do
# look for time value in equil file
base=`basename $eqfile .eqdsk`
tstr=`echo $base | grep "[[:digit:]]\{5\}" -o`
t=`echo "$tstr-10000" | bc`
# copy input files in working folder
cp $eqfile ${base}.eqdsk
cp $in/${base}.prf ${base}.prf
#loop on alpha
for (( alpha=$amin; alpha<=$amax ; alpha=alpha+2 )); do
# replace dummy values in template for gray.data
#alpha=50
sed "s/-alfa-/$alpha/g; \
s/-beta-/$beta/g; \
s/-x0-/${r0[i]}/g; \
s/-z0-/${z0[i]}/g; \
s/-equil-/$base/g; \
s/-prf-/$base/g" $in/gray0.data > gray.data
# run gray
gray >> $out/log_${id}.txt
if (( $appendheader==0 )); then
# append parameters to header if first run of the loop
cat headers.txt >> $f7file
echo "#t alpha`head -n 1 fort.7 | sed 's/#//'`" >> $f7file
appendheader=1
fi
# add time and alpha values in first two columns
awk 'NR>1 {print '$t','$alpha',$0}' fort.7 >> $f7file
# remove files from working folder
done
rm ${base}.eqdsk ${base}.prf fort.*
echo " " >> $f7file
done
done
done
#EOF