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For a simple truss example if these are the recorder commands used: | For a simple truss example if these are the recorder commands used: | ||
<source lang="tcl"> | |||
recorder Element -time -ele 1 2 3 -file a.out axialForce | recorder Element -time -ele 1 2 3 -file a.out axialForce | ||
recorder Element -time -ele 1 2 3 -file b.out material stress | recorder Element -time -ele 1 2 3 -file b.out material stress | ||
</source> | |||
then these are the corresponding eleResponse commands | then these are the corresponding eleResponse commands | ||
<source lang="tcl"> | |||
set a [eleResponse 1 forces] | set a [eleResponse 1 forces] | ||
set b [eleResponse 1 material stress] | set b [eleResponse 1 material stress] | ||
</source> | |||
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Code Developed by: <span style="color:blue"> fmk </span> | Code Developed by: <span style="color:blue"> fmk </span> | ||
Revision as of 19:38, 14 January 2010
This command is used to obtain the same element quantities as those obtained from the element recorder at a particular time step.
| eleResponse $eleTag $arg1 $arg2 |
| $eleTag | integer tag identifying element |
| $arg1, $arg2 | same arguments as those specified in element recorder. These arguments are specific to the type of element being used. |
EXAMPLE:
For a simple truss example if these are the recorder commands used:
recorder Element -time -ele 1 2 3 -file a.out axialForce
recorder Element -time -ele 1 2 3 -file b.out material stressthen these are the corresponding eleResponse commands
set a [eleResponse 1 forces]
set b [eleResponse 1 material stress]Code Developed by: fmk