[navidmkl2]

Hi,

I am going to write a general script for gas turbine performance calculation. Let's say I have different domains in my model like Vane1, Blade1, Vane2, Blade2,... . (The names and number of domains can be different in different models)

I am wondering if the domains can be treated as "Objects" of a model. I mean if a Perl script can go through all of them without knowing their names and count. For example by a "foreach" loop over the list of all domains:

foreach $domain ($AllDomainsList)
{
## Do something in $domain
## e.g. print its name!
}

One solution could be to publish a CFXPost report and then doing string manipulation over that text file... I know this solution... but I thought maybe someone knows a more direct way of having access to a CFX model objects.

Cheers,
//Navid

[navidmkl2]

Update!
Maybe i can try this one: http://www.eureka.im/4160.html

I'll let you know the outcome.

//Navid

[ghorrocks]

The perl and CCL are separate interpreters. By that I mean the file is passed through the perl interpreter which generates a larger CCL file, and the CCL is interpreted by CFX. The two interpreters do not interact beyond that. So as long as your proposed loop fits inside this structure it should be possible.