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I was wondering what the difference between the query and modify commands is.
For example: hm_createmark and *createmark are doing the same as far as I see but why are there both?
Regards, Stefan
From the online help ( HyperMesh > Reference Guide > Scripts > Creating Scripts > TCL):
'The functionality of the HyperMesh Tcl Modify commands are available through Tcl. Additionally, commands that allow you to extract information from the HyperMesh database, such as entity id numbers on a mark, a list of assemblies, component names, elements per component, nodes per element, node values, and so forth. These are known as HyperMesh Tcl Query commands. They are used to query information from the database or template system. (...)'
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I was wondering what the difference between the query and modify commands is. For example: hm_createmark and *createmark are doing the same as far as I see but why are there both? Regards, Stefan
For the query commands, how are the outputs from those commands viewed? For instance, if you used the hm_getelementsize, how would you be able to view the response from that command?
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