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The BuildAndAnalyze command allows the user to select Models and LoadCombinations and actually perform the analyses. | |||
If this command is run from within BuildingTclViewer, the simulations will run, but no graphics will be displayed. | |||
==Commands == | |||
;* ListAllModels | |||
: Display all ModelLabels in the OpenSees window | |||
;* ListAllLoadCombinations | |||
: Display all LoadCombinationLabels in the OpenSees window | |||
;* SelectAllModels | |||
: turns on all switches for all ModelLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command | |||
;* SelectAllLoadCombinations | |||
: turns on all switches for all LoadCombinationLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command | |||
;* UnselectAllModels | |||
: turns off all switches for all ModelLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command | |||
;* UnselectAllLoadCombinations | |||
: turns off all switches for all LoadCombinationLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command | |||
;* SelectModel $ModelLabel1 <$ModelLabel2 ...> | |||
: turns on switches for the specified ModelLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command | |||
;* SelectLoadCombination $LoadCombinationLabel1 <$LoadCombinationLabel2 ...> | |||
: turns on switches for the specified LoadCombinationLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command | |||
;* BuildAndAnalyze | |||
: perform simulation on all ModelLabels and LoadCombinationLabels whose switch is on. | |||
==Arguments == | |||
;$ModelLabel1 $ModelLabel2 … : previously-defined ModelLabels | |||
;$LoadCombinationLabel1 $LoadCombinationLabel2 …: previously-defined LoadCombinationLabels | |||
==Notes == | |||
At least one ModelLabel and one LoadCombinationLabel must be selected before the BuildAndAnalyze command, otherwise, an error will occur. | |||
Many ModelLabels and LoadCombinations can be built and analyzed consecutively with one command using the optional arguments. | |||
==Options == | |||
== Examples == | |||
*[[BuildingTcl -- BuildAndAnalyze Examples -- Basic Example]] | |||
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Return to [[BuildingTcl Command Language Manual]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:41, 5 November 2009
The BuildAndAnalyze command allows the user to select Models and LoadCombinations and actually perform the analyses. If this command is run from within BuildingTclViewer, the simulations will run, but no graphics will be displayed.
Commands
- ListAllModels
- Display all ModelLabels in the OpenSees window
- ListAllLoadCombinations
- Display all LoadCombinationLabels in the OpenSees window
- SelectAllModels
- turns on all switches for all ModelLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command
- SelectAllLoadCombinations
- turns on all switches for all LoadCombinationLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command
- UnselectAllModels
- turns off all switches for all ModelLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command
- UnselectAllLoadCombinations
- turns off all switches for all LoadCombinationLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command
- SelectModel $ModelLabel1 <$ModelLabel2 ...>
- turns on switches for the specified ModelLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command
- SelectLoadCombination $LoadCombinationLabel1 <$LoadCombinationLabel2 ...>
- turns on switches for the specified LoadCombinationLabels for the subsequent BuildAndAnalyze command
- BuildAndAnalyze
- perform simulation on all ModelLabels and LoadCombinationLabels whose switch is on.
Arguments
- $ModelLabel1 $ModelLabel2 …
- previously-defined ModelLabels
- $LoadCombinationLabel1 $LoadCombinationLabel2 …
- previously-defined LoadCombinationLabels
Notes
At least one ModelLabel and one LoadCombinationLabel must be selected before the BuildAndAnalyze command, otherwise, an error will occur. Many ModelLabels and LoadCombinations can be built and analyzed consecutively with one command using the optional arguments.
Options
Examples
Return to BuildingTcl Command Language Manual