toc object returned from python interface not iterable or introspectable #372

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1. markcmiller86 commented on Apr 25, 2024

   

   markcmiller86

   on Apr 25, 2024

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   So, it looks like this is possible...

   >>> x=db.GetToc()
   >>> print(x)
   nvar = 30
   var_names = (_fileinfo, _meshtv_defvars, _meshtvinfo, _silolibinfo, cycle, dx_data, dy_data, dz_data, fl_nodelist, fl_shapecnt, fl_shapesize, fl_zoneno, mat1_dims, mat1_matlist, mat1_matnos, mesh1_align_nodal, mesh1_align_zonal, mesh1_coord0, mesh1_coord1, mesh1_coord2, mesh1_max_extents, mesh1_min_extents, t_data, time, u_data, v_data, w_data, zl_nodelist, zl_shapecnt, zl_shapesize)
   nucdmesh = 1
   ucdmesh_names = (mesh1)
   nobj = 2
   obj_names = (fl, zl)
   nucdvar = 7
   ucdvar_names = (dx, dy, dz, t, u, v, w)
   nmat = 1
   mat_names = (mat1)
    
    
   >>> type(x)
   <type 'DBtoc'>
   >>> dir(x)
   []
   >>> x.nvar
   30
   >>> x.var_names
   ('_fileinfo', '_meshtv_defvars', '_meshtvinfo', '_silolibinfo', 'cycle', 'dx_data', 'dy_data', 'dz_data', 'fl_nodelist', 'fl_shapecnt', 'fl_shapesize', 'fl_zoneno', 'mat1_dims', 'mat1_matlist', 'mat1_matnos', 'mesh1_align_nodal', 'mesh1_align_zonal', 'mesh1_coord0', 'mesh1_coord1', 'mesh1_coord2', 'mesh1_max_extents', 'mesh1_min_extents', 't_data', 'time', 'u_data', 'v_data', 'w_data', 'zl_nodelist', 'zl_shapecnt', 'zl_shapesize')
   >>> x.nobj
   2
   >>> x.nmat
   1
   >>> x.mat_names
   ('mat1',)
   >>> x.nucdvar
   7
   

   I think the issue is that dir() and help() don't produce useful output for a DBtoc() object.