Hi

If you are scripting a journal file for Fluent, what do you have to put at the start of line in order to add a comment?

I guess I am looking for the equivalent of /* or C

when programming in C or Fortran

if someone could tell me that would be great.

thanks

Use /

Actually this doesnt seem to work.

I will keep on checking/looking for some information

cheers

you should use ;

Luca

or //

Luca is right. before a comment write a semicolon ;

[saha.vedabit]

Originally Posted by Bottenheim
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Hi

If you are scripting a journal file for Fluent, what do you have to put at the start of line in order to add a comment?

I guess I am looking for the equivalent of /* or C

when programming in C or Fortran

if someone could tell me that would be great.

thanks

As an example:

/solve/initialize/hyb-initialization ;Hybrid Initialization
it 10000 ;Solve for 10000 iterations
/file/write-case "casefile.cas" ;Save Case File

Text in Bold is treated as a comment.

[katenelson092]

Originally Posted by Bottenheim
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Hi backrooms

If you are scripting a journal file for Fluent, what do you have to put at the start of line in order to add a comment?

I guess I am looking for the equivalent of /* or C

when programming in C or Fortran

if someone could tell me that would be great.

thanks

It does not appear to work.

[shereez234]

Originally Posted by katenelson092

It does not appear to work.

Try // for commenting

[AlexanderZ]

;;;comment

[JuanCarlson]

To add a comment in a Fluent log file, simply use a semicolon at the beginning of the line. This is similar to using /* for comments in C and Fortran. By the way, while you wait for a response, try playing Slope Game to keep your mind sharp!