[hollande]

Originally Posted by mAx
;131434

hi guys, I have such a file. It is pretty good for large unsteady calculations. If you want this file, please write me a mail, I will mail it you back. Regards mAx

Hi, mAx: Is it still possible to have that file? Thanks in advance.
Best regards, Hollande (email: saabqcon@yahoo.ca )

[Nariz]

Hello mAx,

I am also very interested with your postprocessing code.

Could you email it to me to nafizkerim@yahoo.com?

Thanks,

Nariz

[Nariz]

I will also appreciate if any of the previous recipients of the code can forward me the email mAx send? (I need to do some urgent postpro).

Thank you, Nariz

[jsm]

Hi Volker Pawlik,

Originally Posted by Volker P.

Hi,

the task is to do some postprocessing with a number of files whose names might not contain sequences of numbers, hence a "for to"- loop with an intenger as a counter is not possible.
One easy way ist to use a scheme "for each" loop. Scheme is a programming language. Fluent 's GUI is written in scheme. Here comes a simple example for reading a list of case+dat files, displaying a contour-plot of temperature on the zones wall, inlet, and outlet, finally generating a hard-copy with the case-filename included in the imagefile-name.

Example:
--------------------------------------------------------------
; Start of the loop (this is a comment!)
(for-each
(lambda (filename)
(ti-menu-load-string (format #f "file read-case-data ~a.cas yes" filename))
(ti-menu-load-string (format #f " /display/set/contours/surfaces (wall inlet outlet)
/display/contour temperature 25 2000
/display/hc ~a-temp.ps " filename ))
)
; list of the filenames here: without extension but one is not obliged to do so
'(
filename_A
filename02
file_XYA
hidden_tank
lost_water
)
; closing the loop:
)

--------------------------------------------------------------

The "~a" is a variable which is replaced by the content of the loop variable "filename". "filename" takes the values from the list at the bottom of the example above: filename_A, filename02, file_XYA as input. You are free to use any fiilname you like without the need to number them in a correct way.

The scheme file can be red into fluent via /file/read/scheme (GUI) or /file/read-macro (TUI).

In contrast to a script-loop the scheme-loop is carried out here inside one Fluent session.

For more details for the use of scheme together with fluent have a look to http://fluid.jku.at/personen/javurek/pdf/scheme.pdf (in German!!).

Thanks for your scheme file example and PDF file. This is much useful and reduces the postprocessing time for unsteady cases.

[crazyrin]

Originally Posted by Volker P.

Hi,

the task is to do some postprocessing with a number of files whose names might not contain sequences of numbers, hence a "for to"- loop with an intenger as a counter is not possible.
One easy way ist to use a scheme "for each" loop. Scheme is a programming language. Fluent 's GUI is written in scheme. Here comes a simple example for reading a list of case+dat files, displaying a contour-plot of temperature on the zones wall, inlet, and outlet, finally generating a hard-copy with the case-filename included in the imagefile-name.

Example:
--------------------------------------------------------------
; Start of the loop (this is a comment!)
(for-each
(lambda (filename)
(ti-menu-load-string (format #f "file read-case-data ~a.cas yes" filename))
(ti-menu-load-string (format #f " /display/set/contours/surfaces (wall inlet outlet)
/display/contour temperature 25 2000
/display/hc ~a-temp.ps " filename ))
)
; list of the filenames here: without extension but one is not obliged to do so
'(
filename_A
filename02
file_XYA
hidden_tank
lost_water
)
; closing the loop:
)

--------------------------------------------------------------

The "~a" is a variable which is replaced by the content of the loop variable "filename". "filename" takes the values from the list at the bottom of the example above: filename_A, filename02, file_XYA as input. You are free to use any fiilname you like without the need to number them in a correct way.

The scheme file can be red into fluent via /file/read/scheme (GUI) or /file/read-macro (TUI).

In contrast to a script-loop the scheme-loop is carried out here inside one Fluent session.

For more details for the use of scheme together with fluent have a look to http://fluid.jku.at/personen/javurek/pdf/scheme.pdf (in German!!).

I just try this scheme, but i got a problem which is the filename can not be capital one or contain a capital letter. What wrong with this?

[Joven]

Hi,
I don't khow if you have to change few constants in your simulation, but I would like to ask you if you have to modify the turbulente constants models using the journal.
My probleme that I use also a journal to make all the simulation ready and to start them, but I don't khow how to do for changing the turbulence model constants. We can do that directly in the interface when using in windows, but doing that in script i don't know. If you have sommes ideas, it will be gerat for me.
Thanks you,
Joven

[Volker P.]

Yes, unforntunately you cannot use capital letters or in a more correct way they are interpreted as lowercase which are then are not found by the OS.

A workaround on linux sytems is to link the files with capitals in to the same without by e.g. a symbolic link like:
ln -s Existing.dat existing.dat

(no additional disk space is used. It works like a pointer!)

Hint: does not work on ntfs filesystems mounted via samba to linux.
Volker

[gandesk]

Originally Posted by mAx
;131434

hi guys, I have such a file. It is pretty good for large unsteady calculations. If you want this file, please write me a mail, I will mail it you back. Regards mAx

Hi max can u send me the code for me........please send it to coolsandeepg@gmail.com

thanks a ton!!

[sbaffini]

Hi,

i also wrote such a kind of matlab routine. It may be a little cumbersome at first, but i added several comments and this should help.

[aamer]

Hi Max....

will you be kind enough to send me the file too... i will be thankful. my email is aamer58@gmail.com.

[xiaoyefeiyang]

Originally Posted by mAx
;131434

hi guys, I have such a file. It is pretty good for large unsteady calculations. If you want this file, please write me a mail, I will mail it you back. Regards mAx

Hi, mAx,

Would you please share me the file? My mail is "longyanxia2@163.com". I need it and your help. Thanks a lot.

Best Wishes,
Alice

[Musa]

Hi MaX my email is musango.lungu@gmail.com. I would like a copy of the file too!

[Guava Wang]

Hi mAx, would you please email your jou file for me?
wliu611@163.com

thanks!
Guava

[syavash]

dear Max,

I will appreciate it if you send me the code,

syavash_azna@yahoo.com

[lcg44]

Originally Posted by -mAx-

I send it to you right now

Hi,Max. Can you send me that file please? lcg444@gmail.com

[hityangsir]

Dear MaX,
I like the file you mentioned,would u send to yunch.young@gmail.com?
Thank you

[uri]

Max

I would be very interested in seeing your file. Please send to uri_bcn_@hotmail.com.

Thanks for your time.

Oriol

[lorenz]

could you send me the code as well: lorenz@td.mw.tum.de
thank you a lot

[chandrasekhar]

hi
if u have the code could you please email it to me. My email id is schandrasekhar_05@yahoo.com. Many thanks for replying.

with regards

Originally Posted by lorenz

could you send me the code as well: lorenz@td.mw.tum.de
thank you a lot

[eneja]

Max is it still possible to get the code? It yes, could you send it to me: eneja.osterman@fs.uni-lj.si

Thanks