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Addition of order to input file in load module

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......@@ -679,18 +679,19 @@ The input file will match the given specification.
\item transition: read data from the file infile associated with the string s.
Use this data to update the state of the Data module. The text file consists
of a text file with the following format, where $z_i$ is the value for the
$i$th curve, $x_j^i$ is the $x$ value for the $j$th point of the $i$th curve,
$y_j^i$ is the $y$ value for the $j$th point of the $i$th curve, $m$ is the
number of curves and $n_i$ is the number of data points in the $i$th curve.
All data values in a row are separated by commas. Rows are separated by a new
line. Please note, there is no requirement that there is an equal number of
data points for each of the curves. If there is no data past a certain row,
the data entry should be empty, but there will still need to be a comma to
mark the empty spot.
$i$th curve, $o_i$ is the order of the $i$th curve, $x_j^i$ is the $x$ value
for the $j$th point of the $i$th curve, $y_j^i$ is the $y$ value for the $j$th
point of the $i$th curve, $m$ is the number of curves and $n_i$ is the number
of data points in the $i$th curve. All data values in a row are separated by
commas. Rows are separated by a new line. Please note, there is no
requirement that there is an equal number of data points for each of the
curves. If there is no data past a certain row, the data entry should be
empty, but there will still need to be a comma to mark the empty spot.
\begin{equation}
\begin{array}{ccccc}
z_1, & z_2, & z_3, & ..., & z_m \\
o_1, & o_2, & o_3, & ..., & o_m \\
x_1^1, & y_1^1, & ..., & x_1^m, & y_1^m\\
x_2^1, & y_2^1, & ..., & x_2^m, & y_2^m\\
x_3^1, & y_3^1, & ..., & x_3^m, & y_3^m\\
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