8. Settings

8.1. Operand TOUT_PARA

This keyword indicates whether or not we want to print all the values of the parameters associated with the result type concept.

Example:

IMPR_RESU (RESU =( _F (RESULTAT) = resu,

TOUT_PARA = “OUI”, NUME_ORDRE = 3)))

The values of all the parameters are printed in the file RESULTAT but only for the third step of calculating a result concept of the mode_meca type:

Print the resu concept parameters for order number 3:

FREQ 1.09787E+4 OMEGA2 4.75843E+09 AMOR_REDUIT 0.00000E+00 ERREUR 2.76853E-10 MASS_GENE 1.50009E-07 RIGI_GENE 7.13806E+02 … … NORME SANS_CMP: LAGR

8.2. Operand NOM_PARA

This keyword allows you to choose a list of symbolic parameter names from among the set of possibilities.

The keywords TOUT_PARA and NOM_PARA cannot be used simultaneously.

Example:

IMPR_RESU (RESU =( _F (RESULTAT) = resu,

NOM_PARA = (“NORME”), NUME_ORDRE = 3)))

We print in the file RESULTAT the value of the parameter with the name “NORME” but only for the third step of calculating a result concept of the mode_meca type: Printing the parameters of the resu concept for the order number 3:

NORME SANS_CMP: LAGR

8.3. Operand FORM_TABL

This keyword allows you to choose the format for printing the parameter values. Either in the form of a table in which each row is limited to 80 characters (FORM_TABL =” OUI “), or in the form of a table in which each row can reach 2000 characters (FORM_TABL =” EXCEL”), or in the form of a list (one parameter per line) (FORM_TABL =” NON “).

By default the parameters are printed in the form of a table.

Example:

1/ FORM_TABL = “OUI”

NUME_ORDRE NUME_MODE ITER_QR ITER_BATHE

FREQ OMEGA2 AMOR_REDUIT

MASS_GENE RIGI_GENE AMOR_GENE

MASS_EFFE_DY MASS_EFFE_DZ FACT_PARTICI_DX

FACT_PARTICI_DZ MASS_EFFE_UN_DX MASS_EFFE_UN_DY

NORME METHODE

2/ FORM_TABL = “EXCEL”

NUME_ORDRE NUME_MODE ITER_QR ITER_BATHE