mesh_exists#

class ansys.fluent.core.generated.v261.meshing.meshing_utilities.Root.mesh_exists(service, rules, name, path=None)#

Bases: PyQuery

mesh_exists query.

Returns:

None

Examples

>>> meshing_session.meshing_utilities.mesh_exists()

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.

__init__(service, rules, name, path=None)#: __init__ method of PyAction class.

class _mesh_existsArguments(service, rules, command, path, id)#

Bases: PyArguments

Methods:

__init__(service, rules, command, path, id)

__init__ method of PyArguments class.

__init__(service, rules, command, path, id)#: __init__ method of PyArguments class.

create_instance()#

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.

The returned PyArguments wrapper exposes the operation’s arguments for inspection and state updates. Its lifetime is registered with the underlying service so command-argument resources can be released when the wrapper is deleted.