[Sashankh]

Hi Max, can you please send me the file if you still have it. My email is srao7@tigers.lsu.edu. Looking forward to using it. Many Thanks.

[kaeran]

Hi Max,

Please send me the journal file, if you still have it. It would be really helpful.
E-mail ID: ia2010@thi.de

[m.uzair]

Does anybody still have this file? If so, please e-mail to muhammadali.uzair@poliba.it

[-mAx-]

As this file is regularly requested, I put it here.
Comments in the file are in french
boucle.zip

[yomnag]

Originally Posted by -mAx-

I send it to you right now

mAx, can I also have a copy of the file? hope you still have it, this is a very old thread. Please send to yomnagobran@yahoo.com Thanks!

[m.uzair]

Originally Posted by yomnag

mAx, can I also have a copy of the file? hope you still have it, this is a very old thread. Please send to yomnagobran@yahoo.com Thanks!

dear,
its attached in the comment by the name of boucle.zip :-)

[chris_aut]

Hi

can anyone tell me the solution or how I can do a do-loop, for-loop or while-loop in a journal file in fluent

that's actually what the thread should answer, but all answers are for a scheme file. The title is about a journal file

Please help me

thanks

PS: wouldn't it be easier for all to post a code instead of sending an email? If someone wants to know something and the old users do not answer the information is lost

[syavash]

Originally Posted by chris_aut

Hi

can anyone tell me the solution or how I can do a do-loop, for-loop or while-loop in a journal file in fluent

that's actually what the thread should answer, but all answers are for a scheme file. The title is about a journal file

Please help me

thanks

PS: wouldn't it be easier for all to post a code instead of sending an email? If someone wants to know something and the old users do not answer the information is lost

See the thread below:


Journal for fluent: Scheme programming


Regards,
Syavash

[chris_aut]

Originally Posted by syavash

See the thread below:


Journal for fluent: Scheme programming


Regards,
Syavash

Hi Syavash

that's exactly what I'm NOT looking for.

I need a loop I can directly use in journal WITHOUT the useage of a scheme-file.

For better unterstanding it should look like the following:

for(x=0;x<10;x++)
{
solve iterate 1000
file write-case-data name"x".cas
}
so the name of the file should also change by the value of x

Chris

[syavash]

Originally Posted by chris_aut

Hi Syavash

that's exactly what I'm NOT looking for.

I need a loop I can directly use in journal WITHOUT the useage of a scheme-file.

For better unterstanding it should look like the following:

for(x=0;x<10;x++)
{
solve iterate 1000
file write-case-data name"x".cas
}
so the name of the file should also change by the value of x

Chris

I really don't get what you mean! You can write the loop above in a file using Scheme language and simply load it into Fluent using Read-->Journal...


You can have variable file name in that loop, for instance:

(Ti-menu-load-string (format #f "file/write-case-data Base2-AOA-~a.cas" x))

Regards,
Syavash

[haider11]

hi. could you send me that file to haider7771@hotmail.com.
thanks