[GiDlist] A format to write in the same line

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Dear Gid,
I have a problem in the .bas file. I have a loop for the interval data

*loop Intervals
*set var j=Operation(IntvData(Number_of_time_intervals_with_this_length,int))
*for(i=1;i=j;i=i+1)
*format ???
*IntvData(Time_step_length)
*end for
*end Intervals

i want a format for write 8 IntvData(time_step_length) in the same line. Just like:

0.0100 0.0100 0.0100 …etc

thanks.

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you can do it this way

*IntvData(Time_step_length) *\

note *\ at the end of the line,

best regards,


shadi qumsieh wrote:
Dear Gid,
I have a problem in the .bas file. I have a loop for the interval data
*loop Intervals
*set var
j=Operation(IntvData(Number_of_time_intervals_with_this_length,int))
*for(i=1;i=j;i=i+1)
*format ???
*IntvData(Time_step_length)
*end for
*end Intervals
i want a format for write 8 IntvData(time_step_length) in the same line.
Just like:
0.0100 0.0100 0.0100 …etc
thanks.
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Hello GiD team,

I’m using GiD 8.0.9.
I have two questions about postprocessing for models having both
Prisma and Hexahedra.

Let me know how I can display vectors for both element types
simultaneously; not separately.
In post processing menus, both SomeVectors and SomeVectors#Prism
exist and can display vectors separately. Its not my wish.

Second question:
For such mixed models, GiD automatilcally display boundaries of Prisma
and Hexahedra. This boundaries are ugly. Let me know how to remove
boundaries in post process drawing.

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Hello Hemmi,

Nowadays both results defined in different gauss points could not visualized
simultaneously in a direct way,
but you can use a trick and draw as two different results simultaneously,
from the menu: Window-Several results, set the ‘one over another’ radio
button

For future versions we will improve it, to avoid to have to use this trick

I think that now it’s not possible to avoid to display the interface between
prisms and hexahedra as a boundary.
Try all available style options in Window-View style

As another trick, you can split prisms an hexas into tetrahedra for
posprocess pourposes, and also write gauss results as nodal results.

Regards

Enrique Escolano

----- Original Message -----
From: “HEMMI, Shigeru” shigeru.hemmi at ctc-g.co.jp
To: gidlist at gid.cimne.upc.edu
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 4:36 AM
Subject: [GiDlist] Simultaneous displaying vectors if both Prisma and
Hexahedra elements exist.


Hello GiD team,
I’m using GiD 8.0.9.
I have two questions about postprocessing for models having both
Prisma and Hexahedra.
Let me know how I can display vectors for both element types
simultaneously; not separately.
In post processing menus, both SomeVectors and SomeVectors#Prism
exist and can display vectors separately. Its not my wish.
Second question:
For such mixed models, GiD automatilcally display boundaries of Prisma
and Hexahedra. This boundaries are ugly. Let me know how to remove
boundaries in post process drawing.

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