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likethevegetable, your link was helpful, but a bit over my head. I'm still very new to PSSE, so chances are I'll be doing everything the less-than-ideal way before settling into a more streamlined routine.
That being said, this is how I called the amachchar() function and got it to return a list (carray_ID) of ID tags for each machine:
ierrID, carrayID = py.amachchar(-1, 4, 'ID')
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likethevegetable, your link was helpful, but a bit over my head. I'm still very new to PSSE, so chances are I'll be doing everything the less-than-ideal way before settling into a more streamlined routine.
That being said, this is how I called the amachchar() function and got it to return a list (carray_ID) of ID tags for each machine:
ierrID, carrayID = py.amachchar(-1, 4, 'ID')
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likethevegetable, your link was helpful, but a bit over my head. I'm still very new to PSSE, so chances are I'll be doing everything the less-than-ideal way before settling into a more streamlined routine.
That being said, this is how I called the amachchar() function and got it to return a list (carray_ID) of ID tags for each machine:
ierrID, carrayID = py.amachchar(-1, 4, 'ID')
**Edit: I don't know why, but the post isn't showing the underscore in ieerID and carrayID...but there is an underscore right before the ID portion of the variable name.