[GiDlist] loop over conditions

[Pascal Kupfer]

Hello,
how can i access properties belonging to different conditions in one loop ?
In the example below, in a loop over the condition "OC" i would like to read
a property belonging to the condition "Shell0" and after that again other
properties of OC. But if i try to set the actual conditions as done below,
somehow the data of condition OC and cond Shell0 mix together.
How could i do that ?

The example:

*set cond OC *elems
*loop elems OnlyInCond
*cond(OCProperty1)
....
....
*set cond Shell0
*cond(Shell0Property)
....
....
*set cond OC
*cond(OCProperty2)
*end loop


thank you for your help,
Pascal

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[Pablo Perez del Castillo]

Hello;

I would like to create two diifferents files from *bas, one for structural
solver (input.dat), and the another for the CFD solver (cfd.dat). is it
possible?
Thanks

Pablo

[Javier Mora]

Yes, it is. You have just to create two different *.bas files. For each bas
file (it doesn't matter the name) GiD will create a dat file.

rgds


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[mailto:gidlist-admin at gatxan.cimne.upc.es]En nombre de Pablo Perez del
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Enviado el: martes, 09 de diciembre de 2003 16:43
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Asunto: [GiDlist] Is it possible to create two differents files from
*bas??
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Hello;

I would like to create two diifferents files from *bas, one for structural
solver (input.dat), and the another for the CFD solver (cfd.dat). is it
possible?
Thanks

Pablo

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[Enrique Escolano]

Probably you don't want to obtain each time two *.dat files. If you write multiple *.bas files, then obtain multiple *.dat files

You can use a general data to store the type of analysis, and then use the command *include to select your desired bas content

For example, add this to your *.bas file

*if(strcmp(GenData(Analysis_type),"Structural")==0)
*include includes\structural.h
*elseif(strcmp(GenData(Analysis_type),"CFDl")==0)
*include includes\cfd.h
*else
*messagebox Unexpected Analysis type
*endif

And create a subdirectory \includes (inside your problemtype directory), and create the related files "structural.h" and "cfd.h "
Note: it's recommended to not use for this included files the *.bas extension, else GiD can automatically
write a *.dat calculation file for each *.bas file. In this sample it's used a .h extension, but the content must be valid .bas commands.


Enrique Escolano

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Subject: [GiDlist] Is it possible to create two differents files from *bas??


Hello;

I would like to create two diifferents files from *bas, one for structural
solver (input.dat), and the another for the CFD solver (cfd.dat). is it
possible?
Thanks

Pablo

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