Read h offset files and store them to origin file with new h_offset-column#47
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Collect all files with h-offset and store it in the origin file. This leads to the result, that the column 'h_offset' is added to the material data csv-file.
Moreover the data files are read with the requested h_offset and available h-offsets can be read out by a new method.
All functions are still backward compatible.
If you read a csv-file without a 'h_offset'-column this column will be added automatically. In this case the origin file will be backup with the origin name plus postfix '_backup' or if such a file exists with postfix '_backup[number]'.
[number] is choosen to a number, which creates a file name, that still does not exists, eg. 'N27_backup2.csv' if
'N27_backup.csv' and 'N27_backup1.csv' still exists.