Lars Gregersen
COMSOL Employee
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Posted:
6 years ago
5 juil. 2019, 13:48 UTC−4
Updated:
6 years ago
5 juil. 2019, 13:47 UTC−4
Hi
The thing you're asking for does not exist.
The closest thing you'll find is to save the model as a Java-file (File->save as). You'll then see the commands that make up a COMSOL model.
For most purposes you work with a model on a higher level than element numbers and element type. If you need access to lower level functionality then this is covered in the Programming Reference Manual.
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Lars Gregersen
Comsol Denmark
Hi
The thing you're asking for does not exist.
The closest thing you'll find is to save the model as a Java-file (File->save as). You'll then see the commands that make up a COMSOL model.
For most purposes you work with a model on a higher level than element numbers and element type. If you need access to lower level functionality then this is covered in the Programming Reference Manual.
Please login with a confirmed email address before reporting spam
Posted:
6 years ago
5 juil. 2019, 14:01 UTC−4
Updated:
6 years ago
5 juil. 2019, 14:01 UTC−4
Thanks for the reply.
If I am able to program the Java-file as per the COMSOL syntax. How could I run the file in the COMSOL multiphysics, can I directly open the Java file into the software ?
Thanks for the reply.
If I am able to program the Java-file as per the COMSOL syntax. How could I run the file in the COMSOL multiphysics, can I directly open the Java file into the software ?