Parse lower/mixed case input files #47
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Abaqus input files are case insensitive. Previously, the element type (e.g. C3D4 == c3d4) and the NSET and ELSET options were not recognized if lower or mixed case. Note: Boundary conditions and loads are read verbatim (i.e. symbols :P or :p are created for pressure loads depending on the case used in the input file) which may cause confusion.
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LGTM, thanks a lot for this contribution also. |
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Hi, would it possible to add an option that prevents the verbose info outputs when reading a model or a mesh? |
See issue #45 |
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just saw it, thanks |
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Abaqus input files are case insensitive.
Previously, the element type (e.g. C3D4 == c3d4)
and the NSET and ELSET options were not recognized
if lower or mixed case.
Note: Boundary conditions and loads are read verbatim
(i.e. symbols :P or :p are created for pressure loads
depending on the case used in the input file)
which may cause confusion.