This figure is an image of the ADFviewer main window, and shows the structure of a CGNS file after writing the grid coordinates. The window is divided into several areas, or panels.
Along the top are the menu items, followed by a series of toolbar buttons. Below these, on the left is the expandable/collapsible node tree. On the right, from top to bottom, are the node description, link description, and data description panels, a row of node-related buttons, and the node data panel.
At the top of the node tree is the root node of the ADF file, named simply "/", and shown with a folder icon. The next line is the "CGNSLibraryVersion" node, marked with a file icon.
Next is the base node for the CGNS database, named "Example" in this case, and marked with a folder icon. The left is a "-" sign, indicating that the Basename node has been expanded, and clicking the "-" sign will collapse it.
Below the Example node is a zone node named "Cube", marked with a folder icon, and expanded. Below the Cube node is a node named "ZoneType" marked with a file icon, and the grid coordinates node named "GridCoordinates", marked with a folder icon, and expanded. Below the GridCoordinates node are nodes named "CoordinateX", "CoordinateY", and "CoordinateZ", each marked with a file icon.
In the node tree the CoordinateX node is highlighted. In the node description panel, the parent node value shown is "/Example/Cube/GridCoordinates", the node name is CoordinateX, and the node label is DataArray_t. In the data description panel, the data type value is R4, the dimensions values are 5, 5, 5, and the bytes value is 500. The x coordinate values are shown in the node data panel.