ANSYS查询函数大全.doc

Here is just about everything I know about inquiry functions. They are similar to *GET functions in usage, and have two input arguments. Heres an example. a=ndinqr(33,1) In this case, a will be assigned a value of -1 if node 33 is unselected, 0 if it is undefined, and 1 if it is selected. This is an example of using an inquiry function to obtain information about a specific entity, in this case node 33. An alternative use of an inquiry function is to find more generic data about a certain kind of entities. The following example illustrates this. a=ndinqr(0,14) This will assign to parameter a the highest node number defined in the model. Notice that the first argument is zero, and the second argument is 14. Here are the inquiry functions I am aware of. ndinqr(node,key) node number or zero, and key number elmiqr(elem,key) kpinqr(keypoint,key) lsinqr(line,key) arinqr(area,key) vlinqr(volume,key) rlinqr(real,key) gapiqr(gap element,key) masiqr(master DOF,key) ceinqr(constraint equation,key) cpinqr(coupled set,key) csyiqr(coord system,key) etyiqr(element type,key) foriqr(nodal force,key) All of these work pretty much the same, with the first argument used as either an entity ID number (for data about a specific node, element, etc.) or a zero if the information is about a class of element (number of selected nodes, etc.) The key numbers are defined as follows. key=1 return select status (for a specific entity) key=12 return number of defined entities (KPs, nodes, etc.) key=13 return number of selected entities key=14 return the highest ID number in use There a few other inquiry functions which have a slightly different format. mpinqr(mat,prop,key) material property table number, property number, key additional key=3 for number of temps used in a specific property dget(node,idof,kcmplx) node number, displacement pointer, complex key displacement pointers are... 1=ux, 2=uy, 3=uz, 4=rotx, 5=roty, 6=rotz, 7=ax, 8=ay 9=az, 10=vx, 11=v