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Can we get command file for hyperview also as we get 'command.tcl' file for hypermesh?
Regards,
Sanket
Hi,
Not possible, framework is totally different.
@Livil LyleOk. So how can we do tcl scripting for hyperview then?
Thanks,
I am afraid that learning is the only way. try to use Help, HyperWorK Desktop Reference guide, you need to understand how the framework works, read and understand the hierarchy of HW and HyperView so you can find out the command you need to perform the task. Also, some examples on script exchange are very useful too
@Toan NguyenOk. Thanks for the help /emoticons/default_smile.png' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' title=':)' width='20' />
Is still HyperView so different from HyperMesh in way of scripting ? I cannot find documentation for scripting of this part of HyperWorks... So please If You know pint me to where can I find list of HyperView TCL commands scripts or extended help for scripting result postprocessing HyperWorks ?
HyperView has a different approach, using a different set of APIs.
You can perform automations using these APIs.
In newer versions it was included what we call HWC.
If you enable your HWC console, you will see what is the command performed by the GUI and you can use it to build your script.
Take a look at the Help for HyperWorks 'Record and Playback'
Yes, it's very different. For me, there are two softwares with two different programming concept.
Ok, HWC Its tracking some of commands in HV but they look as only small subset for real automated postprocessing.
HWC is quite new in HyperView. It is a WIP. Of course there's no 100% coverage right now. They're adding more and more commands from version to version. I believe it will be the best option in a few versions.
But if you prefer, you can go through the standard HV APIs and get whatever you want to automate, but I assure you it will take much longer.
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