I don't understand the intention of entering values in a shell inside ADAMS and from my point of view it's rather obsolete.
The usual philosophy for user interaction is to write a dialog box that asks for values and supplies them to a macro. No tool asks you to enter values in a shell/command line.
The only way to make ADAMS ask for manual entries in the command window ist to type a command there and use return before all mandatory options have been added. Then ADAMS is asking for them.
I don't understand the intention of entering values in a shell inside ADAMS and from my point of view it's rather obsolete.
The usual philosophy for user interaction is to write a dialog box that asks for values and supplies them to a macro. No tool asks you to enter values in a shell/command line.
The only way to make ADAMS ask for manual entries in the command window ist to type a command there and use return before all mandatory options have been added. Then ADAMS is asking for them.