[Sashankh]

How can I create a loop in a journal file so that I can read files with different names (logically ordered, e.g. file1, file2, ...)? Thanks.

[tarjeiba]

Since the journal files merely are an ordered list of TUI commands, it is not possible to make loops in these. You have two options, create one long journal file (you cannot load a journal file from within a separate journal file), which you can do fairly easily using Bash or Python or another scripting language.

The second option is to use Fluent's implemented Scheme language to load and alter the cases. From learncax.com I found the following example, where 150 iso-surfaces are created:

(Do ((x 1 (+ x 1))) ((> x 150))
 (Ti-menu-load-string (format #f "surface/iso-surface z-coordinate z-plane-~a () () ~a" x x))
 )

You can thereby create a large loop that opens a case file, runs the case, gathers results etc., before returning to the beginning of the loop with the next case.