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# Re: [FEMM] getpointvalues use

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- Subject: Re: [FEMM] getpointvalues use
- From: Steven Adeff <adeffs@rpi.edu>
- Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 13:33:19 -0400
- Cc: RONALD.SALESKY@checkpt.com
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    I recently had this problem, here's what I've discovered...

    getpointvalues() returns the values listed in that specific order.
    so if you need, say, Mu2re then you HAVE TO collect all the prior
    variables(though not the variables following). I also found that if you use
    the variable names as listed it probably won't work(don't ask me why, but
    when I switched to using A,B,C,etc it worked as stated, but with the Are,
    Aim, B1re variables I got weird values).

    other than that, the syntax is correct.

    Hope this helps.

    --
    Steven Adeff

    On Thursday 29 April 2004 13:09 pm, RONALD.SALESKY@checkpt.com wrote:
    > Hello fellow FEMM enthusiasts,
    >
    > Has anyone used the getpointvalues( ) command? I tried the example for
    > catching all values:
    >
    > Are, Aim B1re, B1im, B2re, B2im, Sig, E, H1re, H1im, H2re, H2im, Jere,
    > Jeim, Jsre, Jsim, Mu1re,Mu1im, Mu2re, Mu2im, Pe, Ph =
    > getpointvalues(0,400)
    >
    > and when running the script in FEMMview get an error, '=' expected for
    > this line.
    >
    > Has anyone experienced this problem and how did you overcome it?
    >
    > I'm also assuming that all these values are known by virtue of having run
    > the analysis from FEMMedit, is this correct?
    >
    > Thank you.
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