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3.16 DIENH




Calling sequence : CALL DIENH (IDENUM, IETYPE, IGROUP, IRECVR, NNODES, NSURFS, ISYSTM, IGSYST, IEXIT, IUNT)



Purpose : To enter an element at nodes results header for a single element



Parameters :

In
IDENUM Element identification number (Integer)
IETYPE FEMVIEW element type number (Integer)
IGROUP Element group number (Integer)
IRECVR Record variant identification number (Integer)
NNODES Number of nodes for which results are to be entered (Integer)
NSURFS Number of surfaces for which results are to be entered (Integer)
ISYSTM Axis system indicator (Integer)
0 Results are expressed in the global system

1 Results are expressed in an element nodal local axis system
IGSYST Not currently used (set to zero internally) (Integer)
IUNT Temporary file channel number (Integer)
Out
IEXIT Error condition

Use : This routine is used to enter an element at nodes element header record. For each element; routine DIENH is called once only, and routine DIENR is called once for each node at each surface. The number of nodes is the inner repeat, and the number of surfaces is the outer repeat when calling routine DIENR.




The three types of element wise results cannot be mixed within a dataset.



It is not necessary to enter results for every element.



Element results must be entered in the same order as the element topology data was entered.



Results for each node on the element must be entered in the same order as that used in the element topology definitions.





Errors : The error condition is indicated by the value IEXIT.




IEXIT Meaning

0   Successful Call
32   Current error must be cleared up first
129   Error in writing to temporary file on unit (iunt)
141   Id numbers cannot be less than 1
143   Id above 99999 not allowed for 5 digit character file
158   More repeats expected for previous element
165   Results headers have not been completed
166   Cannot enter results, current results type is : (IRTYPE)
177   Invalid local axis system indicator
211   Invalid temporary file unit number (iunt)



   



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