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GetInfiniteLifeSettings2 Method (ICWFatigueStudyOptions)

Gets the infinite life settings of the fatigue study.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Sub GetInfiniteLifeSettings2( _
   ByRef BChecked As System.Boolean, _
   ByRef DCycles As System.Double _
) 
Visual Basic (Usage) 
Dim instance As ICWFatigueStudyOptions
Dim BChecked As System.Boolean
Dim DCycles As System.Double
 
instance.GetInfiniteLifeSettings2(BChecked, DCycles)
C# 
void GetInfiniteLifeSettings2( 
   out System.bool BChecked,
   out System.double DCycles
)
C++/CLI 
void GetInfiniteLifeSettings2( 
&   [Out] System.bool BChecked,
&   [Out] System.double DCycles
) 

Parameters

BChecked
-1 or true to use DCyles number of cycles; 0 or false to use the number of cycles associated with the last point of an S-N curve
DCycles
Number of cycles to use when the corrected alternating stress is less than the endurance limit; valid only if BChecked is -1

Example

See the ICWFatigueStudyOptions examples.
 

See Also

Availability

SOLIDWORKS 2022 FCS, Revision Number 30


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