CLI for finding and saving path#
This section provides information on how to use the command line interface (CLI) for PyMechanical
find-mechanical#
Use the CLI tool to find the Mechanical version and location.
Parameters#
- version: int
Ansys version number.
- path: str, optional
Optional path to the Ansys installation directory. eg: “usr/ansys_inc/v251/”
Example#
Get the version and location of the installation directory.
>>> find-mechanical -r 251
>>> find-mechanical -p "usr/ansys_inc/v251/"
find-mechanical [OPTIONS]
Options
- -h, --help#
Show this message and exit.
- -r, --version <version>#
Ansys version number, such as “242” or “241”. If a version number is not specified, it uses the default from ansys-tools-path.
- -p, --path <path>#
Optional path to the Ansys installation directory. If provided, this path will be used instead of the default.
save-ansys-path#
CLI tool to store the path of a solver.
USAGE:
The following example demonstrates the main use of this tool:
$ save-ansys-path –name dyna /path/to/dyna
save-ansys-path [OPTIONS] LOCATION
Options
- -h, --help#
Show this message and exit.
- --name <name>#
Application name. For example, “mapdl”, “mechanical”, or “dyna”
- --allow-prompt#
Allow prompt. Used in case a path is not given or the given path is not valid
Arguments
- LOCATION#
Required argument