fracture.pos
Syntax
Vector Access
- pos = fracture.pos(frac<,icomp>)
- fracture.pos(frac<,icomp>) = pos
Get/set the fracture position.
Note
The fracture must fall completely within the model domain.
Returns: pos - position vector or component
Accepts: pos - position vector or component
Arguments: frac - fracture pointer
icomp - optional vector component
Component Access
- fpos = fracture.pos.x(frac)
- fracture.pos.x(frac) = fpos
Get/set the \(x\)-component of the fracture position.
Note
The fracture must fall completely within the model domain.
Returns: fpos - \(x\)-component of the position Accepts: fpos - \(x\)-component of the position Arguments: frac - fracture pointer
- fpos = fracture.pos.y(frac)
- fracture.pos.y(frac) = fpos
Get/set the \(y\)-component of the fracture position.
Note
The fracture must fall completely within the model domain.
Returns: fpos - \(y\)-component of the position Accepts: fpos - \(y\)-component of the position Arguments: frac - fracture pointer
- fpos = fracture.pos.z(frac) (3D only)
- fracture.pos.z(frac) = fpos
Get/set the \(z\)-component of the fracture position.
Note
The fracture must fall completely within the model domain.
Returns: fpos - \(z\)-component of the position Accepts: fpos - \(z\)-component of the position Arguments: frac - fracture pointer
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