display_states#

class ansys.fluent.core.generated.meshing.tui_252.main_menu.display.display_states(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMenu

Enter the display states menu.

Methods:

__init__(service, version, mode, path)

__init__ method of TUIMenu class.

Classes:

`apply`(service, version, mode, path)	Apply a display state to the active graphics window.
`copy`(service, version, mode, path)	Copy the settings of an existing display state to another existing display state.
`create`(service, version, mode, path)	Create a new display state.
`delete`(service, version, mode, path)	Delete a display state.
`edit`(service, version, mode, path)	Edit a display state.
`list`(service, version, mode, path)	Print the names of the existing display states to the console.
`read`(service, version, mode, path)	Read in display states from a file.
`use_active`(service, version, mode, path)	Save the display state settings of the active graphics window to an existing display state.
`write`(service, version, mode, path)	Write one or more of the saved display states to a file.

__init__(service, version, mode, path)#: __init__ method of TUIMenu class.

class apply(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Apply a display state to the active graphics window.

class copy(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Copy the settings of an existing display state to another existing display state.

class create(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Create a new display state.

class delete(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Delete a display state.

class edit(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Edit a display state. Enter quit (or a substring, such as q or qui) to exit the editing loop.

class list(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Print the names of the existing display states to the console.

class read(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Read in display states from a file.

class use_active(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Save the display state settings of the active graphics window to an existing display state. This command is not available when the active window is displaying a 2D plot.

class write(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Write one or more of the saved display states to a file.