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From: Jan Simon on 24 Jul 2010 17:56
Dear Brian,

> [code]
> Configuration:
> # Surfaces = 6
> # Strips = 160
> # Vortices =1600
>
> Sref = 11.511 Cref = 0.0000 Bref = 256211
> Xref = 13.667 Yref = 0.0000 Zref = 0.0000
>
> Standard axis orientation, X fwd, Z down
>
> Alpha = 0.00000 pb/2V = 0.00000 p'b/2V = 0.00000
> Beta = 0.00000 qc/2V = 0.00000
> Mach = 0.000 rb/2V = 0.00000 r'b/2V = 0.00000
>
> CXtot = -0.22222 Cltot = 0.00000 Cl'tot = 0.11110
> [/code]

Please contact the author of the file, that it is rather complex to parse such files automatically. It is not well structured, although it looks like it would be.
Parsing such strings cannot be smart or nice.

I'd suggest to avoid using the names generated by GENVARNAME as names of variables. After parsing your example, you cannot access the Matlab function BETA anymore! Better use a struct and dynamic field names to keep your workspace clean.

Good luck, Jan
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