Workbench Customization 二次开发.ppt

Example 1: Get nodal results Sourcecode: var StrAns = DS.Tree.Projects(1).Models(1).Environments(1).AnswerSet.StructuralResults; WBScript.Out (numb of results + StrAns.Count, true); var numNodes = DS.Tree.Projects(1).Models(1).MeshControlGroup.Nodes; WBScript.Out (Number of nodes for model + numNodes, true); var res = null; var i = j = k = num = node = nodesperPart = 0; for (i=1; i=StrAns.Count; i++) { // loop through the result objects WBScript.Out (Result + i + type + StrAns(i).ResultType, true); res = StrAns(i).Arrays; // get the DSResultArray object WBScript.Out (Number of parts + res.Count, true); for (j=1; j=res.Count; j++) { // loop through the parts nodesperPart = res(j).Count; WBScript.Out (Nodes per part + res(j).Count, true); //Get results for all nodes implement k=nodesperPart in this for loop for (k=1; k=1; k++) { // loop through the results WBScript.Out (Node + k + Value + res(j).Value(k), true); } } } Description: StrAns – parent object for structural results WBScript.Out(“string”,true) – output dialog numNodes – number of nodes in this model for loop i: loop trough the result objects StrAns(i).Arrays – get the DSResultarray object for loop j: loop trough the parts res(j).Count – get number of nodes for this part for loop k: loop trough the nodes per part Test this macro: Copy the code to a *.js file Click on Tools ? “Run macro” in DS You see the results with the WBScript.Out dialog Example 2: DesignModeller – manipulate parameters Application: create same models with different dimensions Call the script with ?Run Script“ Button ?Select a parameter file Read this file update automatically the modell  with the new parameters Example 2: DesignModeller – manipulate parameters Workbench - Customization Workbench Customization CADFEM Users Meeting 2005 Bundeshaus Bonn Stefan Gotthold CADFEM GmbH Programming in Workbench: Overview The Simulation Wizard JScript Practical