Open SimoneConiglio opened 3 months ago
I need an example. Otherwise, it’ll just break the next time or I’ll do it wrong. The file should be made abaqus or calculix or whatever, not just by hand.
On Sat, Jun 1, 2024 at 4:30 AM SimoneConiglio @.***> wrote:
The abaqus reader split abaqus cards with comma. If a set name contains a comma then the comma in the names are considered as separation comma. Could you fix this bug?
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Nset, nset="test, 1" 1, 2 Elset, elset="test, 1" 3,
I extracted that from an inp written by Abaqus CAE.
Can you make a working example? The other case you posted (I think it was deleted?) looked like it was incomplete as well.
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Nset, nset="test, 1" 1, 2 Elset, elset="test, 1" 3,
I extracted that from an inp written by Abaqus CAE.
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The abaqus reader split abaqus cards with comma. If a set name contains a comma then the comma in the names are considered as separation comma. Could you fix this bug?