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Tag Archives: Tcl/Tk
Glyph API for Python
Ever wish you could write Glyph scripts to extend or customize the functionality of Pointwise in some language other than Tcl/Tk? Python coders: wish no more! In conjunction with the release of Pointwise V18.2 in September 2018, we’ve developed and published a wrapper … Continue reading
This Is How I Glyph – Tcl Namespaces (Part 3)
Each object has its own internal variables that can be manipulated independently from all other objects using the object’s subcommands. Continue reading
This Is How I Glyph – Tcl Namespaces (Part 2)
A Tcl command with one or more subcommands is also known as a command ensemble. The Tcl namespace command can be used to create your own command ensembles. Continue reading
I’m Chavaly Venkatesh and This Is How I Mesh
An impartial absence of malice towards any subject that didn’t involve formalin meant I could pretty much play the field on leaving school. The dice were rolled, and I found myself working towards a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering at … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA, CAD, CAE, CFD, FEA, Fluent, food, Glyph, OpenFOAM, paper, ParaView, Pointwise, Pointwise User Group Meeting, SU2, T-Rex, Tcl/Tk, This Is How I Mesh
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This is How I Glyph – Turning Angle Calculator
I’m Rajib Roy and this May I joined Pointwise as a summer intern on the Sales & Marketing team. During my first week I generated an unstructured viscous boundary layer mesh for a glider geometry. I used the 3D anisotropic … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Software
Tagged automation, Glyph, scripting, T-Rex, Tcl/Tk, This Is How I Glyph
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