The meaning of the expression in the Path field
is determined by the selection in the Options
list.
The following Options are available:
Absolute path |
The Path text box contains the
actual name of the directory containing the named file, in absolute path
form. Isight
attempts to access the file under this directory at run time. You can
use an absolute path in cases of programs that insist on writing output
to a specific directory. This file parameter type is not suitable for
distributed or parallel execution. |
Runtime directory |
The Path text box contains
the substitution key {rundir}, an expression
designating the component’s run-time working directory. You can add
subdirectories to this expression. At run time, the expression is replaced
with the actual current working directory, and Isight
attempts to access the file in the working directory. By default, this
is the setting for inferred output file parameters. |
Model directory |
The Path
text box contains the substitution key {modeldir},
an expression designating the directory containing the model file that
declares this component. You can add subdirectories to this expression.
At run time, the expression is replaced with the actual directory that
contains the model file (if there is a model file), and Isight
attempts to access the file in the working directory. This type of file
parameter is not suitable for distributed or parallel execution. |
Shared file system |
The Path text box holds a
substitution key {root root-name}, where
root-name is a symbolic root defined in the Preferences
options or in a SIMULIA Execution Engine
station properties file. You use this option when the file is on a shared
file system that is mounted in different places on different computers.
You can add subdirectories to this expression. At run time, Isight
obtains the definition (if any) of this expression (e.g., from the SIMULIA Execution Engine
station environment to which the component was dispatched); the expression
is replaced with the defined directory, and Isight
attempts to access the file there. For more information, see Setting Files and Directories Preferences in the
Isight User’s Guide. |
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