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print -ele; # print all elemenmts | print -ele; # print all elemenmts | ||
print -node 1 2 3; # print data for nodes 1,2 & 3 | print -node 1 2 3; # print data for nodes 1,2 & 3 | ||
Revision as of 20:50, 25 September 2009
This command is used to print output.
To print all objects of the domain:
| print <$fileName> |
To print node information:
| print <$fileName> -node <-flag $flag> <$node1 $node2 ...> |
To print element information:
| print <$fileName> -ele <-flag $flag> <$ele1 $ele2 ...> |
| $fileName | (optional) name of file to which data will be sent. overwrites existing file. default is to print to stderr) |
| $flag | integer flag to be sent to the print() method, depending on the node and element type (optional) |
| $node1 $node2 .. | (optional) integer tags of nodes to be printed. default is to print all. |
| $ele1 $ele2 .. | (optional) integer tags of elements to be printed. default is to print all. |
EXAMPLE:
print -ele; # print all elemenmts
print -node 1 2 3; # print data for nodes 1,2 & 3
Code Developed by: fmk