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If you want to browse your CGNS file, just type:
CGNS.NAV
and the pyCGNS browser appears.
The file format is detected using the file extension. You can give a list of files to CGNS.NAV, it opens each file w.r.t. its type. The .cgns extension uses the CGNS library which can detect both CGNS/ADF and CGNS/HDF formats:
CGNS.NAV wing.cgns plane.adf helicopter.hdf cror.py
It can load/save CGNS files with the HDF5/ADF and Python formats, parse and display the contents, edit the contents using simple edit and copy/paste commands, select nodes using complex queries, use already defined patterns such as the SIDS patterns and other interoperability features.
Warning
There are a lot of screenshots in this CGNS.NAV doc, some may be a bit out-dated but most of the look-and-feel of the tool would keep unchanged.