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Specifies the field size as pixel or relative to Adams window Specifies the height of the field in terms of relative units or pixel Specifies the width of the field in terms of relative units or pixel execute_cmds_on_exit Sets the BOOLEAN parameter for execution of command after exiting field string_type add_quotes
1. The field with specified name is created on the dialogue box If parameter ‘Enabled’ is set to ON, the field is be preactivated. If a new name is specified, the field will be renamed.
3. The size of the field can be specified either in terms of number of pixels. Alternatively, the size can also be stated as relative to the Adams window.
4. The vertical and horizontal resizing options are used to adjust the placement of the field menu on existing dialogue box. For example, attach_left; attach_top options for Horiz_resizing and Vert_resizing will place the option menu on the top left corner of the dialogue box. The location can also be specified from the top left corner by adjusting the parameter ‘location’.
5. The size of the field window can be specified with respect to the Adams window size. The value for parameter height and width should be a real number between 0.0 and 2.0, where 2.0 represents the height of the Adams/View window. Therefore, a value of 1.0 will set the field window to be one half as high as the Adams/View window.
6. The preload string is used to specify a predefined text to be displayed in the field. Thus a string ia preloaded in to the dialogue box initially.
8. If the contents of the field do not fit the field window, then the field can be added with horizontal and vertical scrollbars making it ‘scrollable’. The contents of a field can be edited if the field is made ‘editable’ by choosing appropriate BOOLEAN value.
9. The execution of the associated command after exiting the window can be activated by setting the BOOLEAN option to ‘yes’. The number of values allowed in the field can be set by stating an integer value for the parameter ‘number_of_values’.
10. When specifying the objects for this operation a wild cards can be used, which may result in too many objects being found. For example, if all the parts for model MOD1 are desired, specifying .MOD1.* will get not only the parts, but all children of the model, like joints, forces, etc. Using the parameter TYPE_FILTER=part will result in only the parts being processed by this command. Similarly, use of the NAME_FILTER will set the types of object allowed depending on the name of the object.
11. The numeric type of the object i.e., integer, real or entering the node_id is allowed, where a check on the upper or lower limit of the numeric value can be set by choosing the upper and lower limits. This limit will filter the value above and below the specified value depending the parameter UPPER_CHECK and LOWER_CHECK.
12. The file type to be read or written and its default directory can be chosen by specifying directory. if the ‘FILTER’ value is above the specified maximum value, or below the specified minimum value, set it to zero. For example: if the component is a discrete sampling of a sinusoidal wave with an amplitude of one (1), and filter is requested with a maximum value of .9 (above_value=.9), All the values of the corresponding to 'sin (x) > .9' will be set to 0.