- move test files to a separate directory
- use real life model to generate .inp files (model included)
- change format of csv node/volume files to allow direct copy&paste from .inp files
- use pre prepared real-life .dat & .frd files to test analysis results loading functions
- much more fine grained error reporting
- remove empty lines for output
- add helper function to print to console
Example run of the FEM test:
--------------- Start of FEM tests ---------------
Checking FEM new analysis...
Checking FEM new mesh...
sh: SMDS_MemoryLimit: command not found
Checking FEM new material...
Checking FEM new fixed constraint...
Checking FEM new force constraint...
Checking FEM new pressure constraint...
Checking FEM inp file prerequisites...
Checking FEM inp file write...
Setting up working directory /tmp/FEM_static
Writing /tmp/FEM_static/Mesh.inp for static analysis
Comparing /home/przemo/software/FreeCAD/build/Mod/Fem/test_files/cube_static.inp to /tmp/FEM_static/Mesh.inp
Setting up working directory to /home/przemo/software/FreeCAD/build/Mod/Fem/test_files in order to read simulated calculations
Setting base name to read test cube_static.frd file...
Checking FEM frd file read from static analysis...
Result object created as "Results"
Reading stats from result object for static analysis...
Setting analysis type to 'frequency"
Setting up working directory /tmp/FEM_frequency
Writing /tmp/FEM_frequency/Mesh.inp for frequency analysis
Comparing /home/przemo/software/FreeCAD/build/Mod/Fem/test_files/cube_frequency.inp to /tmp/FEM_frequency/Mesh.inp
Setting working directory to read simulated calculations...
Setting base name to read test cube_frequency.frd file...
Checking FEM frd file read from frequency analysis...
Last result object created as "Mode_10_results"
Reading stats from result object for frequency analysis...
--------------- End of FEM tests ---------------
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
That module will handle in the future all non-gui related features
that are currently in MechanicalAnalysis.py. It will allow easier
python scripting and greater flexibility when creating new FEM wb
features.
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
