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Currently, commands such as mapdl.nsel() or mapdl.esel() will return a numpy array of selected objects' IDs. This is extremely useful when scripting since the selected IDs can be saved in a variable to be accessed later.
Similar commands like mapdl.esln() or mapdl.nsle() do not have this behavior. Instead they return some selection status string from the running mapdl instance.
Steps for implementing the feature
I bet the logic is already in place in some other section of the codebase, so the ideal way forward will be to figure out how to extend this logic to the new functions.
See #3636
Useful links and references
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Description of the feature
Currently, commands such as
mapdl.nsel()
ormapdl.esel()
will return a numpy array of selected objects' IDs. This is extremely useful when scripting since the selected IDs can be saved in a variable to be accessed later.Similar commands like
mapdl.esln()
ormapdl.nsle()
do not have this behavior. Instead they return some selection status string from the running mapdl instance.Steps for implementing the feature
I bet the logic is already in place in some other section of the codebase, so the ideal way forward will be to figure out how to extend this logic to the new functions.
See #3636
Useful links and references
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: