Commands

Tables are essentially a named list of (x,y) value pairs. These pairs can be in any order and looked up by index. It is more common for these pairs to be ordered by increasing x values, in which case an efficient general lookup of a y value based on an x value can be performed by linearly interpolating between given values.

Tables are used in many constitutive models to specify general material behavior as a function of an evolution parameter. They can also be used to store data for later display.

Table Commands

table Determines if the contents of tables are included in any...
table add Add an entry to the end of table s .
table clear Remove all entries of from table s .
table delete Delete table s .
table export The contents of the specified table are output to file...
table import Read file sfile into table s .
table insert Insert an entry into table s , sorted by its x-value.
table label Set a label for table s .
table list List table information.
table position Substitute the specified (x,y) pair for the stored x- and...
table sort Cause all entries in table s to be sorted in...