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GetStudyAssociationData Method (ICWFatigueEvent)

Gets the study association data for this fatigue event.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Function GetStudyAssociationData( _
   ByRef VarStudyNames As Object, _
   ByRef VarScales As Object, _
   ByRef VarSteps As Object _
) As Integer
Visual Basic (Usage) 
Dim instance As ICWFatigueEvent
Dim VarStudyNames As Object
Dim VarScales As Object
Dim VarSteps As Object
Dim value As Integer
 
value = instance.GetStudyAssociationData(VarStudyNames, VarScales, VarSteps)
C# 
int GetStudyAssociationData( 
   out object VarStudyNames,
   out object VarScales,
   out object VarSteps
)
C++/CLI 
int GetStudyAssociationData( 
&   [Out] Object^ VarStudyNames,
&   [Out] Object^ VarScales,
&   [Out] Object^ VarSteps
)

Parameters

VarStudyNames
Array of reference study names
VarScales
Array of scale factors to apply to the scaled loads of studies in VarStudyNames to calculate the alternating stresses; valid only if VarStudyNames contains the names of linear studies
VarSteps
Array of solution steps whose stress results are used to calculate the alternating stresses; valid only if VarStudyNames contains the names of nonlinear or linear dynamic studies

Return Value

Number of study associations

Example

 

See Also

Availability

SolidWorks Simulation API 2012 SP0


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