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Old   January 13, 2004, 05:50
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how can i print the values returned by an udf in the fluent console window.....i want to check whether my udf is giving the correct values or not... hi shekhar
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Old   January 13, 2004, 10:16
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you can write in your udf the printf statement as you do in C programming. it will print whatever values you want.
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Old   January 13, 2004, 12:49
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You can use the command:


Message ("Text %g \n", var_name);


where:


- Text is a string.

- %g is the placeholder where the value of the variable var_name will be written. %g is for real values, if you want to write an integer (int) value, use %d.

- \n is the new line command.


For example, if you want to write two variables i (int) and s (real), viewing something like this in the console:

"The value of i is 9 and the value of s is 3.5."

you have to write the command:

Message("The value of i is %d and the value of s is %g\n",i,s);

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