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print_filter index data_item_name data_item_index number_0 number_1 ...

The data selected in control_print will be filtered at output. Thus only a limited amount of data will actually be printed. Here data_item_name is the name of the data item to be filtered, e.g. data_item_name is -node_dof. data_item_index is the index of the data_item_name record which passes the filter. If, by example, data_item_index is 3 then only index 3 passes the filter. If data_item_index is -all then all indices pass the filter. If, by example, data_item_index is -geometry_line 3 (valid if data_item_name is -node or another nodal item then only records with coordinates located on line 3 pass the filter. If, by example, data_item_index is -geometry_line 3 (valid if data_item_name is -element or another element item then only element with at least one coordinate located on line 3 pass the filter. If data_item_index is -ra ...-ra then indices in this range pass the filter.

By example, if number_0 is 3 then the fourth value of a record passes the filter. If number_0 is -all the whole record passes the filter. If, by example, number_0 is -velx while data_item_name is -node_dof then only x-velocities pass the filter.

Some examples are


print_filter 1 -node_dof -all -temp -sigxx (temperatures and xx-stresses)
print_filter 2 -node -geometry_line 3 0 (x-coordinates on line 3)

The filter are placed in-line; thus only data which passes all filters will be printed.


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