In v7.1.4, the elvlc files have the following format (e.g. for fe_5.elvlc),
1 1 3d4 5 2 D 0.0 1 0.000 0.000000 0.000 0.000000
2 1 3d4 5 2 D 1.0 3 142.100 0.001295 153.632 0.001400
3 1 3d4 5 2 D 2.0 5 417.300 0.003803 449.923 0.004100
4 1 3d4 5 2 D 3.0 7 803.100 0.007318 873.509 0.007960
5 1 3d4 5 2 D 4.0 9 1282.800 0.011690 1407.930 0.012830
6 1 3d4 (2) 3 1 P 0.0 1 24055.400 0.219209 24398.996 0.222340
7 1 3d4 3 5 H 4.0 9 24932.500 0.227202 28643.637 0.261020
8 1 3d4 (2) 3 1 P 1.0 3 24972.900 0.227570 25314.205 0.230680
9 1 3d4 3 5 H 5.0 11 25225.900 0.229875 29013.449 0.264390
10 1 3d4 3 5 H 6.0 13 25528.500 0.232633 29396.432 0.267880
However, for v8 and above, they follow a different format:
1 3d4 5 D 0.0 0.000 0.000
2 3d4 5 D 1.0 142.100 153.632
3 3d4 5 D 2.0 417.300 449.923
4 3d4 5 D 3.0 803.100 873.509
5 3d4 5 D 4.0 1282.800 1407.930
6 3d4 (2) 3 P 0.0 24055.400 24398.996
7 3d4 3 H 4.0 24932.500 28643.637
8 3d4 (2) 3 P 1.0 24972.900 25314.205
9 3d4 3 H 5.0 25225.900 29013.449
10 3d4 3 H 6.0 25528.500 29396.432
I am not sure what the additional columns are here.
To properly support v7, it seems it may be necessary to add additional parser logic that accounts for database version.
In v7.1.4, the elvlc files have the following format (e.g. for
fe_5.elvlc),However, for v8 and above, they follow a different format:
I am not sure what the additional columns are here.
To properly support v7, it seems it may be necessary to add additional parser logic that accounts for database version.