*SetAnalysis()

Sets the scope for other *Set() statements.

Syntax

*SetAnalysis(analysis_name)

Arguments

analysis_name: The variable name of an existing analysis.; Data type: Analysis

Example

*BeginMdl( model, "Model" )
 *System( sys_body, "Body", def_sys_body )
 *System( sys_frnt_susp, "Frnt macpherson susp 
 (1 pc. LCA)", def_sys_frnt_susp, 
 model.sys_body.b_body )
 *System( sys_steering, "Rackpin steering", 
 def_sys_steering, 
 model.sys_frnt_susp.b_kn, 
 model.sys_body.b_body, 
 model.sys_frnt_susp.p_otrb )
 
 
 *Analysis( an_2Droad_event, "2D Road Event", 
 def_an_2Droad_event, THIS, 
 model.sys_frnt_susp.b_wheel, 
 model.sys_rear_susp.b_wheel, 
 model.sys_frnt_susp.j_w_spin_rj, 
 model.sys_rear_susp.j_w_spin_rj, 
 model.sys_steering.sys_column.
 j_st_wheel, 
 model.sys_body.b_body, 
 model.sys_tires.ds_tire_prop )
 *SetAnalysis(model.an_2Droad_event)
*EndMdl()

Context

*BeginMdl()

Comments

The *SetAnalysis() statement defines the scope for all of the *Set() statements that follow it. For example, if one analysis definition is used three times, and the analysis definition creates a vector, then the model contains three vectors with the same name. The *SetAnalysis() statement identifies which of the three vectors are affected by succeeding *Set() statements.