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Syntax
COMBTABLE arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4 arg5
Description
Combination tables are another form of superposition. The basic concept is based on a tableau of input results (load case results and superpositions), which are combined factorially. The output of a combination table are again envelopes. The user has a lot of freedom to define a combination table to map desired scenarios. Generally, the combinations are prescribed by the standard used.
The user has full control and responsibility over the table. Certain checks by the program should support the correct definition of a table.
The concept additionally provides for simplifying the definition of special combination tables prescribed by the standard by means of an adapted input. These types combination tables are not yet implemented. Nevertheless, the user can create his own templates, which he can then use across projects.
There can be several combination tables in a project, whereby only one is switched active for the evaluation.
Arguments
Minimum quantity: 3(1)
arg1
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
name |
TEXT |
Name of the table |
END |
KEYWORD |
Scope will be closed. |
arg2
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
GENERAL |
KEYWORD |
General table (currently the only option) |
arg3
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
BEGIN |
KEYWORD |
Scope will be opened. |
ACTIVE |
KEYWORD |
The table is activated and is thereby used in the construction plan. Activating a table deactivates the previously active table. |
arg4 (arg3 != BEGIN)
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
BEGIN |
KEYWORD |
Scope will be opened (arg2 != BEGIN) |
arg4 (arg3 = BEGIN) or arg5 (arg4 = BEGIN)
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
ADD |
KEYWORD |
The content of the scope will be added to the table. |
CLEAR |
KEYWORD |
The content of the table is deleted before the scope is imported. |
Scopes
ABM
Examples
COMBTABLE "Combination Table 1" GENERAL ACTIVE BEGIN
COMBTABLE END
The combination table "Combination Table 1" is created and activated.
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