This page summarizes script functions available in the software.

The software offers a variety of built-in script functions that meet the needs of numerical calculations.

Basic Syntax

The basic syntax includes:

• Variables: definition of script variables and usage instructions, including numbers, character strings, structs, etc.;
• Datasets: operation commands for datasets available in the software;
• Program control statements: including judgment, loop, etc.;
• Functions: use and description of user functions;
• Save, import, export: script initialization, saving, importing, and exporting data.

Data Getting

Functions for getting data include:

• Querying data-getting commands;
• Checking whether selected objects have data;
• Getting data;
• Getting results from sources, monitors or analysis groups.

Set and Add Objects

Functions for object setting and addition are used to add, set, and operate objects, as well as add and set materials.

• Add objects: add structures, sources, monitors, structure groups, analysis groups, etc.;
• Query setting commands: return property lists for selected objects;
• Set objects: set parameters for structures, sources, monitors, structure groups, analysis groups, etc.;
• Operate objects: perform operations on selected objects, such as view conversion, pinning, hiding, and deleting;
• Add and set materials: add desired materials and set material parameters.

Simulation

Simulation setting functions are mainly used to set parameters related to simulations for specific projects.

• Set simulation parameters;
• Control simulations: control functions related to running and stopping specific projects;
• Solve modes: solve modes in mode sources;
• Add customized meshes;
• Pre- and post-process scripts.

Data Visualizer

Script commands for visualizing data include:

• Different plot functions;
• Graphics Formatting commands.

Mathematical Functions

This section offers a collection of common mathematical functions, including:

Basic Operations on Data

• Basic data operations: including data search, judgment, sorting, update, etc.;

Math Functions

• Basic elementary mathematical functions: including absolute values, judgment, rounding, finding remainders, trigonometric functions, logarithmic functions, exponential functions, power functions, etc.;
• Advanced mathematical functions: including numerical integration, differentiation, discrete transformation, etc.

Matrices

• Matrix operations: including creation, decomposition and inversion of special matrices, solving the rank of matrix, calculating the determinant of matrix, finding the trace of a matrix, etc.
• Solving equations: including solving the linear equation, solving Sylvester matrix equation, and solving ordinary differential equations, etc.

Build-in Analysis Functions

Analysis functions include:

• Adding analysis groups;
• Running analysis groups;
• Organizing results of analysis groups;
• Analysis functions.

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous includes a variety of functions that are not easy to classify, mainly introducing function operations within the workspace.