Part IV
FeResPost Examples with RUBY Extension

IV.0 Introduction
 IV.0.1 Accessing the ruby extension
IV.1 A small satellite
 IV.1.1 Presentation of the structure and its modeling
 IV.1.2 Satellite FEM materials and properties
 IV.1.3 Conventions for numbering and groups
 IV.1.4 Loads and Boundary conditions
 IV.1.5 Main data files
 IV.1.6 Organization of FEM in files and directories
IV.2 A few small examples
 IV.2.1 Utilities Module
 IV.2.2 Examples without Results
 IV.2.3 Examples with iterators
 IV.2.4 Examples with Results
 IV.2.5 A few useful tools
 IV.2.6 Saving and retrieving Results from an SQL database
 IV.2.7 Reading optimization results
 IV.2.8 “Raw” access to XDB file content
 IV.2.9 Reading Results From Nastran HDF file
 IV.2.10 Raw reading of Nastran HDF file’s content
 IV.2.11 Superelements
IV.3 Using the composite classes
 IV.3.1 Importing and exporting data
 IV.3.2 Manipulating composite entities
 IV.3.3 Composite thermal properties
 IV.3.4 Extending composite classes
 IV.3.5 Out-of-plane laminate shear response
 IV.3.6 Producing composite finite element Results
 IV.3.7 Modifying units
IV.4 Object-oriented post-processing
 IV.4.1 Post-processing classes and modules
 IV.4.2 Definition of data
 IV.4.3 Sorting tools
 IV.4.4 Recovery of results in excel and reporting word
 IV.4.5 A few tricks...
 IV.4.6 Conclusions