How should I change this line?
df.to_excel(url.split('/')[-1] + '???????.xlsx')
To match my file or what?
How should I change this line?
df.to_excel(url.split('/')[-1] + '???????.xlsx')
To match my file or what?
@GRSOFT the script @cvillagrasa provided works, I have attached the excel file. You need to install pandas and requests (as well as lxml that was missing for my case but you will get an Error if that is the problem, so you will know) locally. Otherwise, with Collab I don't know, haven't used it so much.
However, I don't think that this is related to what you are looking for, as this is just the same table you see in the page, not an Excel file that has a valid SAF schema as it was the case before.
@Herman it would be great if you could have some example Excel files as part of the documentation
@Jesusbill said:
@GRSOFT the script @cvillagrasa provided works, I have attached the excel file. You need to install
pandasandrequests(as well aslxmlthat was missing for my case but you will get an Error if that is the problem, so you will know) locally. Otherwise, with Collab I don't know, haven't used it so much.
However, I don't think that this is related to what you are looking for, as this is just the same table you see in the page, not an Excel file that has a valid SAF schema as it was the case before.
@Herman it would be great if you could have some example Excel files as part of the documentation
we do our best to do that asap.
By the way are you all aware of the free SAF viewer: https://autoconverter.structuraltoolkit.com/en-GB/saf-viewer
It can help you testing your models. We also do quite some validation when uploading.
Are there any news for the reference implementation? I cannot use C# nor Python, because I write plain C and I don't want to depend on Python libraries nor in Windows/Mono, but, anyway, if there's a reference implementation in C# or Python I can use it as a starting point for my C tools
@zcanv said:
Are there any news for the reference implementation? I cannot use C# nor Python, because I write plain C and I don't want to depend on Python libraries nor in Windows/Mono, but, anyway, if there's a reference implementation in C# or Python I can use it as a starting point for my C tools
We have recently published a C# SDK on nuget.org:
https://www.nuget.org/profiles/StructuralAnalysisFormat
Shame you can't use C#, but I hope it might be a source of inspiration for you :-)
@dschuermans said:
We have recently published a C# SDK on nuget.org:
Please update https://wiki.osarch.org/index.php?title=Structural_AnalysisFormat(SAF)
edit: thanks for making the update to the wiki @dschuermans !
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