hm_comparereturnresults
Syntax
hm_comparereturnresults ?source_component_id? ?target_component_id?
Type
HyperMesh Tcl Query Command
Description
The output is a list of lists.
- Consolidated compare data of all sources (Matched Overlapped Intersected Unmatched)
- Consolidated compare data of all targets (Matched Overlapped Intersected Unmatched)
- Consolidated matched/overlapped/intersected/unmatched data of one source or target
(0|1 CompID CompareType MatchPercentage)
- 0 indicates source, 1 indicates target
- Fragmented matched/overlapped/intersected/unmatched data of one source with one target
(0|1 SourceCompID TargetCompID CompareType MatchPercentage)
- 0 indicates the next list has target entities, 1 indicates the next list has source entities
- Information on component ID and type Entities of source or target and match type as determined in the list 4 (SourceCompID SourceType TargetCompID TargetType)
- Entities of source or target and match type as determined in list 4 (EntityIDs)
The data repeats from list 3 to list 6.
Inputs
- source_component_id
- If ignored, or set to 0, all the compared data corresponding to all source components will be generated. If a valid source ID is given, the compared data for the corresponding source component is generated.
- target_component_id
- If ignored, or set to 0, all the compared data corresponding to all target components will be generated. If a valid target ID is given, the compared data for the corresponding target component is generated.
Examples
Compare assembly 1 to assembly 2 and get results for source component 12 and target
component
14:
*createmark elems 1 "by assems" 1
*createmark elems 2 "by assems" 2
hm_compareinit
hm_comparesetflags 1
hm_compareentitiessameside elems 1 elems 2 1.0 2 0
hm_comparereturnresults 12 14
hm_compareend
Errors
Incorrect usage results in a Tcl error. To detect
errors, you can use the catch
command:
if { [ catch {command_name...} ] } {
# Handle error
}
Version History
2020