Script Functions

This page summarizes script functions available in the software.

The software offers a variety of built-in script functions that meet the needs of numerical calculations.

Basic Syntax #

The basic syntax includes:

• Variables: definition of script variables and usage instructions, including numbers, character strings, structs, etc.;
• Datasets: operation commands for datasets available in the software;
• Program control statements: including judgment, loop, etc.;
• Functions: use and description of user functions;
• Save, import, export: script initialization, saving, importing, and exporting data.

Data Getting #

Functions for getting data include:

• Querying data-getting commands;
• Checking whether selected objects have data;
• Getting data;
• Getting results from sources, monitors or analysis groups.

Set and Add Objects #

Functions for object setting and addition are used to add, set, and operate objects, as well as add and set materials.

• Add objects: add structures, sources, monitors, structure groups, analysis groups, etc.;
• Query setting commands: return property lists for selected objects;
• Set objects: set parameters for structures, sources, monitors, structure groups, analysis groups, etc.;
• Operate objects: perform operations on selected objects, such as view conversion, pinning, hiding, and deleting;
• Add and set materials: add desired materials and set material parameters.

Simulation #

Simulation setting functions are mainly used to set parameters related to simulations for specific projects.

• Set simulation parameters;
• Control simulations: control functions related to running and stopping specific projects;
• Solve modes: solve modes in mode sources;
• Add customized meshes;
• Pre- and post-process scripts.

Data Visualizer #

Script commands for visualizing data include:

• Different plot functions;
• Graphics Formatting commands.

Mathematical Functions #

This section offers a collection of common mathematical functions, including:

Basic Operations on Data #

• Basic data operations: including data search, judgment, sorting, update, etc.;

Math Functions #

• Basic elementary mathematical functions: including absolute values, judgment, rounding, finding remainders, trigonometric functions, logarithmic functions, exponential functions, power functions, etc.;
• Advanced mathematical functions: including numerical integration, differentiation, discrete transformation, etc.

Matrices #

• Matrix operations: including creation, decomposition and inversion of special matrices, solving the rank of matrix, calculating the determinant of matrix, finding the trace of a matrix, etc.
• Solving equations: including solving the linear equation, solving Sylvester matrix equation, and solving ordinary differential equations, etc.

Build-in Analysis Functions #

Analysis functions include:

• Adding analysis groups;
• Running analysis groups;
• Organizing results of analysis groups;
• Analysis functions.

Miscellaneous #

Miscellaneous includes a variety of functions that are not easy to classify, mainly introducing function operations within the workspace.