Question about the function "get_results_for_members_internal_forces_by_member_set" #61
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I am using the RSTAB9 API and when I use the function "get_results_for_members_internal_forces_by_member_set" it requires the following input: "(case_object_types loading type, int loading_no, object_location[] object locations, axes_type member_result_coordinate_system_type)". I am not being able to identify the object locations of my member set , is there a solution to it? |
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Hi @peu-oliveira , `object_location[] memberSets= new object_location[1]; object_location object_loc = new object_location{ You can also find out about the structure of object_location by using the tools Boomerang or SoapUI. The usage of both tools is described in the article in our documentation. |
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Hi @peu-oliveira ,
you can create an object_location[] as shown in the following example:
`object_location[] memberSets= new object_location[1];
object_location object_loc = new object_location{
type = object_types.E_OBJECT_TYPE_MEMBER,
no = 3,
parent_no = 0
};
memberSets[0] = object_loc;`
You can also find out about the structure of object_location by using the tools Boomerang or SoapUI. The usage of both tools is described in the article in our documentation.