N2PReport#

class NaxToPy.Core.Classes.N2PReport.N2PReport(vz_model, lc_incr: str, allincr: bool, result: str, componentssections: str, ifenvelope: bool, selection: list[N2PNode, N2PElement], sortby: str, aveSections=-1, cornerData=False, aveNodes=-1, variation=100, realPolar=0, coordsys: int = -1000, v1: tuple | ndarray = (1, 0, 0), v2: tuple | ndarray = (0, 1, 0))[source]#

Bases: object

Class that contains the data of a report. It includes the input data: load cases, the selection (that could be a list of N2PNode or N2PElement), if envelope,… and the output data: results array asked

To create a N2PReport use the method new_report() from the N2PModelContent class.

Example

>>> # report1 is a N2PReport
>>> report1 = model.new_report("<LC1:FR1>,<LC2:FR1>", False, "DISPLACEMENTS", "<X:NONE#>,<Y:NONE#>", False, list_n2pnodes, "LC")
>>> report1.calculate()
>>> headers = report1.Headers
>>> body = report1.Body

calculate() → None[source]#: Method that actually generate the report using the object attributes.

to_csv(path: str) → None[source]#

Method that saves the report in a csv text format in the document specified in the argument. It uses the current delimiter specified in the Windows Regional Setting.

Parameters:: path (str) – path of the text file

property Body: ndarray#: Returns a ndarray of strings with the results of the report asked

property CompSections: str#: Formula with the components and it sections

property Envelope: bool#: True if the envelope of the elements/nodes is asked

property Headers: ndarray#: Returns a ndarray of strings with the headers

property LC_FR: str#: Formula with the load cases and increments/frames

property OptianlArgs: dict#: Dictionary with the values of the optional arguments: “aveSections”, “cornerData”, “aveNodes”, “variation”, “realPolar”, “coordsys”, “v1”, “v2”

property Result: str#: Result where de components are asked

property Selection: list[N2PNode | N2PElement]#: List of N2PNodes or N2PElement where the results for the report is asked

property SortBy: str#: Can be “LC” if is load case shorted or “IDS” if is by id of the element/node. (“LC” means all the elements for LC1, then all elements for LC2… While “IDS” is for element1 all LC, then element2 for all LC…)