diagnostics#

class ansys.fluent.core.generated.v261.meshing.meshing_workflow.Root.application.diagnostics(service, rules, path)#

Bases: PyMenu

diagnostics group.

Methods:

__init__(service, rules, path)

__init__ method of PyMenu class.

Classes:

close(service, rules, command[, path])

close command.

compute(service, rules, command[, path])

compute command.

diag_options(service, rules, command[, path])

diag_options command.

draw(service, rules, command[, path])

draw command.

first(service, rules, command[, path])

first command.

histogram(service, rules, command[, path])

histogram command.

ignore(service, rules, command[, path])

ignore command.

list(service, rules, command[, path])

list command.

mark(service, rules, command[, path])

mark command.

next(service, rules, command[, path])

next command.

previous(service, rules, command[, path])

previous command.

restore(service, rules, command[, path])

restore command.

summary(service, rules, command[, path])

summary command.

update(service, rules, command[, path])

update command.
__init__(service, rules, path)#

__init__ method of PyMenu class.

class close(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

close command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class compute(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

compute command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class diag_options(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

diag_options command.

Parameters:
optionstr
measurestr
averagefloat
minimumfloat
maximumfloat
mark_range_typestr
mark_minfloat
mark_maxfloat
selectedstr
marked_countint
current_countint
extents_update_boundsbool
extents_x_minfloat
extents_y_minfloat
extents_z_minfloat
extents_x_maxfloat
extents_y_maxfloat
extents_z_maxfloat
Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class draw(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

draw command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class first(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

first command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class histogram(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

histogram command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class ignore(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

ignore command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class list(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

list command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class mark(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

mark command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class next(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

next command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class previous(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

previous command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class restore(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

restore command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class summary(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

summary command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.

class update(service, rules, command, path=None)#

Bases: PyCommand

update command.

Returns:
None

Methods:

create_instance()

Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
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.