Array into a TXT file without [[ ]]

[smarras]

Good morning, I am new to python, but I need it for my research in computational climate simulations for its power.

I need to write a 2D array into a text file, but what I obtain is the correct array, although each value appears within [[ ]];
I use the scripting written below, how should I modify it in order to avoid it to write the parenthesis?

for time in range(data_var_ model.shape[0]):
outfile_model=o pen('msl_data_m odel.txt','a')
outfile_model.w rite(str(data_v ar_model[time,:,:])+' ')
outfile_model.w rite('\n')

With this routine the output looks this way:

[[ [ 101135.46875 ]]
[ [ 101137.046875 ]]
[ [ 101132.5546875]]
[ [ 101133.2109375]]
[ [ 101131.5703125]]
[ [ 101131.65625 ]]
[ [ 101135.890625 ]]
[ [ 101133.203125 ]]
[ [ 101130.5234375]]
[ [ 101134.0390625]]]


Thanks a lot,
simone

[bvdet]

Good morning, I am new to python, but I need it for my research in computational climate simulations for its power.

I need to write a 2D array into a text file, but what I obtain is the correct array, although each value appears within [[ ]];
I use the scripting written below, how should I modify it in order to avoid it to write the parenthesis?

for time in range(data_var_ model.shape[0]):
outfile_model=o pen('msl_data_m odel.txt','a')
outfile_model.w rite(str(data_v ar_model[time,:,:])+' ')
outfile_model.w rite('\n')

With this routine the output looks this way:

[[ [ 101135.46875 ]]
[ [ 101137.046875 ]]
[ [ 101132.5546875]]
[ [ 101133.2109375]]
[ [ 101131.5703125]]
[ [ 101131.65625 ]]
[ [ 101135.890625 ]]
[ [ 101133.203125 ]]
[ [ 101130.5234375]]
[ [ 101134.0390625]]]


Thanks a lot,
simone

It may help if you could show us what this object is: data_var_model
I'll take a shot anyway:[code=Python]dataList = []
for time in range(data_var_ model.shape[0]):
dataList.append (data_var_model[time,:,:]) # this line contains an invalid slice
outfile_model=o pen('msl_data_m odel.txt','a')
outfile_model.w rite('\n'.join([str(d[0][0]) for d in dataList]))
outfile_model.c lose()[/code]