Python SET1.add_card Examples

Example #1

File: test_sets.py Project: mtnakayama/pyNastran

 def test_set1_03(self):
     """checks the SET1 card"""
     sid = 10
     ids = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
     set1a = SET1(sid, ids, is_skin=False, comment='set1')
     set1b = SET1.add_card(BDFCard(['SET1', sid] + ids))
     set1a.write_card()

Example #2

File: test_sets.py Project: saullocastro/pyNastran

 def test_set1_03(self):
     """checks the SET1 card"""
     sid = 10
     ids = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
     set1a = SET1(sid, ids, is_skin=False, comment='')
     set1b = SET1.add_card(BDFCard(['SET1', sid] + ids))
     set1a.write_card()

Example #3

File: test_sets.py Project: mtnakayama/pyNastran

    def test_set1_01(self):
        bdf = BDF(debug=False)
        lines = ['SET1,    1100,    100,     101']
        card = bdf.process_card(lines)
        card = BDFCard(card)

        size = 8
        card = SET1.add_card(card)
        card.write_card(size, 'dummy')
        card.raw_fields()

        card2 = SET1(1100, [100, 101], is_skin=False, comment='')
        card2.write_card(size, 'dummy')

Example #4

File: test_sets.py Project: saullocastro/pyNastran

    def test_set1_01(self):
        bdf = BDF(debug=False)
        lines = ['SET1,    1100,    100,     101']
        card = bdf.process_card(lines)
        card = BDFCard(card)

        size = 8
        card = SET1.add_card(card)
        card.write_card(size, 'dummy')
        card.raw_fields()

        card2 = SET1(1100, [100, 101], is_skin=False, comment='')
        card2.write_card(size, 'dummy')