[Magneto]

Hi, does anyone know if there's a way to access the most recent residual values in define macros? I'm trying to write an Execute at End macro that checks whether the solution is properly converged or is just moving on to the next time step after reaching its maximum number of iterations.

Thanks!

[H.R.D.]

Hi,
I am seeking for the same thing!
did you find any way?

[Bruno Machado]

Originally Posted by H.R.D.

Hi,
I am seeking for the same thing!
did you find any way?

This is a piece of a code I found on internet. You can use rpsetvar and rpgetvar to obtain the

(let ((old-rc client-read-case))
(set! client-read-case
(lambda args
(apply old-rc args)
(if (cx-gui?)
(begin
;; Do your customization here
(rpsetvar 'residuals/plot? #t)
(rpsetvar 'residuals/settings '(
(continuity #t 0 #f 0.001)
(x-velocity #t 0 #f 0.001)
(y-velocity #t 0 #f 0.001)
(z-velocity #t 0 #f 0.001)
(energy #t 0 #f 1e-06)
(k #t 0 #f 0.001)
(epsilon #t 0 #f 0.001)))
(rpsetvar 'mom/relax 0.4)
(rpsetvar 'pressure/relax 0.5)
(rpsetvar 'realizable-epsilon? #t)
(cxsetvar 'vector/style "arrow")
;; You can add more settings here

make couple of test and you can solve your problem.

[H.R.D.]

Originally Posted by Bruno Machado

This is a piece of a code I found on internet. You can use rpsetvar and rpgetvar to obtain the

(let ((old-rc client-read-case))
(set! client-read-case
(lambda args
(apply old-rc args)
(if (cx-gui?)
(begin
;; Do your customization here
(rpsetvar 'residuals/plot? #t)
(rpsetvar 'residuals/settings '(
(continuity #t 0 #f 0.001)
(x-velocity #t 0 #f 0.001)
(y-velocity #t 0 #f 0.001)
(z-velocity #t 0 #f 0.001)
(energy #t 0 #f 1e-06)
(k #t 0 #f 0.001)
(epsilon #t 0 #f 0.001)))
(rpsetvar 'mom/relax 0.4)
(rpsetvar 'pressure/relax 0.5)
(rpsetvar 'realizable-epsilon? #t)
(cxsetvar 'vector/style "arrow")
;; You can add more settings here

make couple of test and you can solve your problem.

Thanks for your reply.

Do you think there might be any UDF-way? Because I am not good much at Scheme Programming.

[Bruno Machado]

Originally Posted by H.R.D.

Thanks for your reply.

Do you think there might be any UDF-way? Because I am not good much at Scheme Programming.

I dont think there is any macro to use directly in your UDF. What you can do is look if there is a RP variable for the scalar, then you can read the variable in your udf by using

RP_Get_Integer("XXXXXXXXXX")
RP_Get_Double("XXXXXXXXXX")
RP_Get_Real("XXXXXXXXXX")

[H.R.D.]

Thanks a lot!