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An xnf file extension is related to the Extensible numerical data format.
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The xnf file extension is used for Extensible Numerical file format.
An xnf file consists in one or several raw data files, with possibly various formats, and some metadata to describe the contents of the data files, stored in a specific XML file.
On a Mac, an xnf file is a bundle, a special kind of folder which looks like a file (and that Finder names a "package"). Double-clicking an *.xnf file opens a user interface in Smile to browse, view, extract, and plot the data that it contains. On other platforms, an XNF file shows like a regular directory containing the data files and the XML metadata file.
SmileLab 3.2 provides commands to write and read those structures to and from XNF files.
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