set_object_table#

dlubal.api.rfem.Application.set_object_table(self, object_type, table_data, use_current_units=False, set_formulas=False, model_id=None, loading=None, skip_invalid_objects=None)#

Sets object data for the specified object type from a table.

Parameters:

object_type (ObjectType) – Unique identifier for the object type.
table_data – Table returned by get_object_table, a Pandas DataFrame, or raw TableData.
use_current_units (bool, optional) – Identifier whether user defined or SI units are used to represent values.
set_formulas (bool, optional) – Identifier whether string values should be set as formulas instead of values. When enabled, only formula-related fields should be sent in table_data. Non-formula values must not be included in the same set_object_table call.
model_id (ModelId | None) – Unique identifier of the model. If None, the active model is used.
loading (ObjectId) – Reference to the loading (e.g., load case, combination, etc.).
skip_invalid_objects (bool | None) – If True, invalid objects are skipped and returned as warnings.

Returns:

None

Method Type: Core

Usage

rfem_app.set_object_table(
    object_type=None,
    model_id=None,
    use_current_units=False,
    set_formulas=False,
    loading=None,
    table_data=None
)

rfemApp.set_object_table(
    object_type: null,
    model_id: null,
    use_current_units: false,
    set_formulas: false,
    loading: null,
    table_data: null
);