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Ansys Tcl /Tk syntax manual

Ansys Tcl /Tk syntax manual

Ansys Tcl /Tk syntax manual

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Dear members,

     I am looking for customizing Ansys for one of my product design, where the topology and boundary conditions are same, except the dimension change for different application.

     Though there are so many resources for general Tcl/Tk syntaxes the commands to link Tcl/Tk with Ansys are quite different it looks. Could any point me out for a right source, where i can find the manual for Tcl/Tk syntaxes for Ansys.

     

RE: Ansys Tcl /Tk syntax manual

Hi,

I have once downloaded a TCL/Tk package with a good Help File, similar to the Ansys Help. I could send it to you per email, if you want.

I don't understand what do you mean with "Tcl/Tk syntaxes for Ansys". There are only a few of them, one of it is "ans_sendcommand". If you search for "ans_sendcommand" in Google you will get a lot of information.

In my opinion, you don't need to link TCL/Tk to Ansys since it's already linked. All you need to do is to write the program and then call it with the command

~eui,'source filename.tcl'

Hope it helps!

Regards,
Alex

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