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MEANING: Control Display of NM-TRAN Warning, Data Warning and Data
Error messages
CONTEXT: NM-TRAN Control Record
USAGE:
$WARNINGS [NONE] [n] [RESET | NORESET ]
[WARNINGMAXIMUM= [ NONE | n ] ]
[DATAMAXIMUM= [ NONE | n ] ]
[WARNINGMAXIMUM= [ NONE | n | (list)] ] L
[DATAMAXIMUM= [ NONE | n | (list)] ] L
[ERRORMAXIMUM=n ]
SAMPLE:
$WARNING WMAX=1,EMAX=9999
DISCUSSION:
Optional. Controls the display of NM-TRAN warning messages and data
error messages in the current and all subsequent problems until
another $WARNING record appears. May appear anywhere in the control
stream, but cannot affect the display of warning messages associated
with the records that precede it.
OPTIONS:
NONE Suppress all warning messages.
n Sets WARNINGMAXIMUM=n, ERRORMAXIMUM=n, DATAMAXIMUM=n. May be 0,
in which case it is the same as NONE.
LIST Print a list of all possible warning messages. When this option L
is present, the control stream must consist only of the single L
record: L
$WARNING LIST L
WARNINGMAXIMUM
Refers to general (non-data) warning messages. May also be coded
WARNMAXIMUM and shorter substrings, e.g., WMAX, WARN.
May appear more than once, with cumulative effect. L
WARNINGMAXIMUM=NONE
Suppress warning messages.
WARNINGMAXIMUM=n
Each type of warning message will be displayed no more than
n times (n >= 0). The default is 20.
WARNINGMAXIMUM=(list) L
The list is a series of integers n1 , n2 , n3 ... ( ni >= L
0 ). ni gives the the maximum number for the ith type of L
warning message. L
NONE may coded for any ni if it is the last in the list. L
Sets the maximum number of messages for the ith and all L
higher-numbered messages to zero. L
Example:
$WARNING WMAX=1
Sets the maximum for all non-data messages to 1.
DATAMAXIMUM
Refers to data warning messages. May also be coded DMAXIMUM and
shorter substrings, e.g. DMAX, DATA.
May appear more than once, with cumulative effect. L
Forms and default are identical to those for the WARNINGMAXIMUM
option.
ERRORMAXIMUM=n
Refers to data error messages. It can also be coded ERRMAXIMUM
or EMAXIMUM, and shorter strings, e.g., EMAX. Each type of data
error message will be displayed no more than n times (n>=0). The
default is 20. Data error messages can never be totally
suppressed. With n=0 and n=1, NM-TRAN displays the first data
error message and then terminates.
Example:
$WARNING EMAX=99999
Sets the maximum number of data error messages displayed from 20
to a much higher value, so that NM-TRAN will not terminate until
all data error conditions have been identified.
RESET
All counts reset to 0 with each new problem. This is the default.
NORESET
Counts of how many times a given message has been displayed are
accumulated over problems. (A new $WARNING record always resets
all counters, but they will not be automatically reset again with
subsequent problems.)
A $WARNING record with no options re-establishes all default condi-
tions as if no $WARNING records had been present.
REFERENCES: None.
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