There are a number of Scheme concepts that are important to understand when creating your own Fluent interface. This section discusses those concepts that you are most likely to see in examples …

A common requirement of Fluent users is the parameterization of simulations. In order to do this in Fluent, one needs to either write a Scheme loop within a journal file or write a Python/Perl/Ruby …

FLUENT said, on information from FLUENT Germany, that no official Scheme documentation will be still released, because Scheme in the future will be replaced by Python as official scripting language.

Scheme programming can be very effectively used for automation of ANSYS Fluent. We can use it for post processing purpose, to automate whole process of simulation and report creation, as well as it …

Jun 7, 2024 · Scheme demonstrates that a very small number of rules for forming expressions, with no restrictions on how they are composed, suffice to form a practical and efficient programming …

Scheme integrates with Fluent by allowing users to input Scheme commands directly into the Fluent command-line interface or by writing Scheme programs in a text editor and loading them into Fluent.

Assignment Section 2.1. Interacting with Scheme Section 2.2. Simple Expressions Section 2.3. Evaluating Scheme Expressions Section 2.4. Variables and Let Expressions Section 2.5. Lambda …

The text user interface (TUI) in Fluent, also referred to as The Console, is written in a dialect of Lisp called Scheme. Users familiar with Scheme will be able to use the interpretive capabilities of the …

Oct 20, 2004 · I'd like to learn more about using the Scheme language with Fluent in the journal file. Unfortunately the Fluent user's guide does not contain all the command I could use.

If you're fluent in concepts of programming languages, and especially if you've programmed in Lisp, you may be able to breeze through this chapter to get a sense of what Scheme is about.