Can we use Python commands in commands attributes during creating custom dialogue box?

skaka over 1 year ago

0 Rishikesh Mokashi over 1 year ago

Hi,

You can use something like this in your dbox definition (some manual edits to the cmd):

!

interface dialog_box create &

  dialog_box_name = .gui.dbox1 &

  location = 844.0, 281.0 &

  height = 200.0 &

  width = 400.0 &

  units = pixel &

  horiz_resizing = scale_all &

  vert_resizing = scale_all &

  title = "dbox1" &

  iconifiable = no &

  start_commands = "var set var=$_self.ans int=(eval(run_python_code('test_module.execute_some_commmands()')))" &

....

!

language switch_to python

import test_module

Adams.switchToCmd()

!

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Rishi
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0 skaka over 1 year ago

Thank you for response, I will try this one.
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0 skaka over 1 year ago

Hello I used below python commands after cmd command for dialogue box.

language switch_to python

import Adams

import os

import glob

def copy_files(source_pattern, destination_file):

with open(destination_file, 'w') as output_file:

for filename in glob.glob(source_pattern):

with open(filename, 'r') as input_file:

for line in input_file:

output_file.write(line)

if __name__ == '__main__':

source_pattern = 'Run_Angle_*.acf'

destination_file = 'Simscript_Run.acf'

copy_files(source_pattern, destination_file)

I used these python command to copy texts from all acf file into one single acf file titled Simscript_Run.acf

but it is not working

If I execute separate python code (not in adams) it copies as expected.

Or if it is possible to create single acf files for multiple runs.
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0 Martin Kieltsch over 1 year ago

I recently had a case where blank chars did not work inside cmd-language.

I.e. language switch_to python allows only for commands starting at the very beginning if the line without indentation.

Thus I suspect your def() and if statements don't work.
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