listoutputs¶

You can list the unique filename stems of all the files written by a simulation. This is useful if you are unsure about which outputs were produced, or want to browse all possible files/diagnostics. This command doesn’t take any arguments, and can be used with the appreviation list

Command line¶

pgkyl list --help
  Usage: pgkyl list [OPTIONS]

    List Gkeyll filename stems in the current directory

  Options:
    -e, --extension TEXT  Output file extension  [default: bp]
    -h, --help            Show this message and exit.

In the directory where the simulation was run type

pgkyl list

and you will obtain a list of the unique filename stems in that directory. For example, if I run the gk-alfven-p1.lua simulation I would get

gk-alfven-p1_allGeo
gk-alfven-p1_apar
gk-alfven-p1_dApardt
gk-alfven-p1_electron
gk-alfven-p1_electron_GkM0
gk-alfven-p1_electron_GkM1
gk-alfven-p1_electron_f0
gk-alfven-p1_electron_f1
gk-alfven-p1_ion
gk-alfven-p1_ion_GkM0
gk-alfven-p1_ion_GkM1
gk-alfven-p1_laplacianWeight
gk-alfven-p1_modifierWeight
gk-alfven-p1_phi

Note that if multiple simulations with different input files have been run in the same directory it will list the unique filename stems for all such simulations.