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Hello, CFX users on CFD Online,

In Power Syntax, I have automated the creation of 5 Turbo Lines, named Turbo Line 0 to Turbo Line 4.

I would like to evaluate some quantities along these Turbo Lines in an automated (for loop) manner.

This (non-generalized non-automated) code yields a reasonable answer:
!($a,$aUnits)=evaluate('length@Turbo Line 1');

How can I reference Turbo Line 0, Turbo Line 1, Turbo Line 2, Turbo Line 3, Turbo Line 4, respectively, in my evaluate request in a general/automated manner (for loop)?

I have tried (within a for loop of i):
1) !($a,$aUnits)=evaluate(‘length@Turbo Line $i’);
2) !($a,$aUnits)=evaluate(‘length@Turbo Line ${i}’);

3) !$loc=”Turbo Line ${i}”;
!($a,$aUnits)=evaluate(‘length@${loc}’);

I have tried many sequences/usages of single-quotes and double-quotes in my evaluate call.

Thus far, I continually fail with CFD-Post explaining:
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at (eval 357)

As stated near the top, if I specify Turbo Line 1, I indeed get the desired length of Turbo Line 1.

I have successfully scripted/automated numerous CFD-Post “Location” constructs: Turbo Surface, Polylines, Turbo Lines, but I am failing when I want I to compute my “ultimate” numbers (at each Turbo Line) by referencing each Turbo Line in the Location field of an Evaluate statement.


I have been perusing the Power Syntax documentation, but I am still confounded with the subject problem. I have also been trying to find the CFD-Post Power Syntax installation directory without success. Can anyone direct me to the Power Syntax installation subdirectory within the main CFX installation directory where I might see the coding of some of the included routines and macros?

Any help is appreciated.

Thank you very much,

Greg

[clmssun]

I have resolved it.

!$loc=”Turbo Line ${i}”;
!($a,$aUnits)=evaluate("length\@${loc}");


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