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Thread Subject: How to write an input(inp) file in Matlab?

Subject: How to write an input(inp) file in Matlab?

From: paula ormando

Date: 02 Jun, 2008 15:36:01

Message: 1 of 3

Dear all I want to ask if it is possible to produce an inp
file from Matlab and then export to ABAQUS so as to
recognize the geometry.
Thanks in advanced

Paula

Subject: Re: How to write an input(inp) file in Matlab?

From: someone

Date: 02 Jun, 2008 17:56:01

Message: 2 of 3

"paula ormando" <paulaormando@gmail.com> wrote in message
<g21411$7af$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Dear all I want to ask if it is possible to produce an
inp
> file from Matlab and then export to ABAQUS so as to
> recognize the geometry.
> Thanks in advanced
>
> Paula

You can write just about any kind of file from within
MATLAB using fprintf as long as you know it's format.

Subject: Re: How to write an input(inp) file in Matlab?

From: Etienne

Date: 24 Jul, 2008 16:39:02

Message: 3 of 3


SDTools develops an Abaqus read/write capability.

www.sdtools.com/femlink.html

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