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[paola_1]

Hi, there's a way to write a journal file for compiling a UDF (without hooking the function), run calculate for one time step, hooking the function and run calculate for other time steps?

[DrAmine]

Yes for sure. You need to just record the journal and navigate in TUI to execute the commands. The finalized journal can be then used to automate it.

[paola_1]

Can you help me? I can't find the command to hook the functions.

[paola_1]

I did it. Thank you.

[Rob]

please post the answer here so the next time someone's looking for it they can thank you for sharing.

[paola_1]

Of course.
File example is a file with the UDF but not with the hooked functions.
/file/read-case /example.cas
/file/read-data /example.dat
/solve/set/time-step 0.002
/solve/dual-time-iterate 1 50
/define/user-defined/function-hooks
adjust
n1::libudf
n2::libudf
n3::libudf
""
q
/solve/dual-time-iterate 18 50
/file/write-case /ex1.cas
/file/write-data /ex1.dat
exit
OK

[DrAmine]

Yes for sure. You need to just record the journal and navigate in TUI to execute the commands. The finalized journal can be then used to automate it.