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Hi,



I internally assign certain conditions using the GiD_AssignData condition
command. This assignment is completely hidden from the user to reduce
complexity.



However, the condition has to be defined in the .cnd file which appears in
the boundary condition box for the user. I don't want it to appear
externally as I am handling it internally in TCL/TK customization.



Is there a way to hide few conditions in the "conditions" window? Or can I
create conditions and assign before writing input files in GiD so that they
don't appear in conditions window?



Thanks,





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You can classify conditions in different 'books' (simply adding to the .cnd some BOOK: bookname lines)

BOOK: Main

CONDITION
...

BOOK: Auxiliary

and then hide some book, like the 'Auxiliary' one with our Tcl command GiD_ShowBook (see GiD help on TclTk extension - Custom data windows - Data windows behavior

GiD_ShowBook conditions Auxiliary 0
GiDMenu::UpdateMenus

Enrique
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From: Shriram
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Subject: [GiDlist] Hiding Selected Conditions


Hi,



I internally assign certain conditions using the GiD_AssignData condition command. This assignment is completely hidden from the user to reduce complexity.



However, the condition has to be defined in the .cnd file which appears in the boundary condition box for the user. I don't want it to appear externally as I am handling it internally in TCL/TK customization.



Is there a way to hide few conditions in the "conditions" window? Or can I create conditions and assign before writing input files in GiD so that they don't appear in conditions window?



Thanks,







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