Function SetFrequencyData( _
   ByVal VarModeShapes As System.Object, _
   ByVal VarComparators As System.Object, _
   ByVal VarFrequencyValues As System.Object _
) As System.Integer

Dim instance As ICWTopologyFrequencyConstraint
Dim VarModeShapes As System.Object
Dim VarComparators As System.Object
Dim VarFrequencyValues As System.Object
Dim value As System.Integer
 
value = instance.SetFrequencyData(VarModeShapes, VarComparators, VarFrequencyValues)

System.int SetFrequencyData( 
   System.object VarModeShapes,
   System.object VarComparators,
   System.object VarFrequencyValues
)

System.int SetFrequencyData( 
&   System.Object^ VarModeShapes,
&   System.Object^ VarComparators,
&   System.Object^ VarFrequencyValues
) 

Parameters

VarModeShapes

Array of mode shape numbers (see Remarks)

VarComparators

Array of swsTopologyStudyConstraintComparator_e (see Remarks)

VarFrequencyValues

Array of frequency values (see Remarks)

Return Value

The arrays of VarModeShapes, VarComparators, and VarFrequencyValues map one-to-one and onto. Together they define n frequency constraint equations as follows:

for i = 0 to n-1

  VarModeShapes[i] VarComparators[i] VarFrequencyValues[i]

next  i

The VarModeShapes array must be in mode shape ascending order, and the VarFrequencyValues array must be in frequency ascending order.

If the VarComparators array contains swsTopologyStudyConstraintComparator_e.swsTopologyConstraintComparator_IsInBetween, then the corresponding value in VarFrequencyValues must be specified with a range of values, e.g., "200-400".