auto-generated calculator functions stubs

[mariostieriansys]

The idea is to just import this under the variables utils and make an instance of the auto-generated class a property:

e.g.
session.ensight.utils.variables.calculator.area()

[randallfrank]

I think you need one more argument to the generated functions: For example:

def area(self, source_parts: Union[List['ENS_PART'], List[int], List[str]], result_type: str = 'Compute_Per_case') -> 'ENS_VAR':

will always generate (or replace) the variable named 'Area'. IMHO, the name of the output variable (e.g. 'my_area') and the plist should be required parameters.

v = something.area("my_var", s.ensight.objs.core.PARTS)

should create a variable named "my_var" in EnSight, not always named "Area".

[mariostieriansys]

I think you need one more argument to the generated functions: For example:

def area(self, source_parts: Union[List['ENS_PART'], List[int], List[str]], result_type: str = 'Compute_Per_case') -> 'ENS_VAR':

will always generate (or replace) the variable named 'Area'. IMHO, the name of the output variable (e.g. 'my_area') and the plist should be required parameters.

v = something.area("my_var", s.ensight.objs.core.PARTS)

should create a variable named "my_var" in EnSight, not always named "Area".

@randallfrank I like the idea of passing the variable name as a parameter, but I believe it would be better to make it optional. What I have done is to build an incremental name if you don't pass the variable name.

Let's say you are computing the area

If you don't pass the argument "output_varname", it will be called Area_0, Area_1 and so on depending on how many times you call it. Otherwise it will use the passed value

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