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Problem type

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Problem type

Menu: Data->Problem type

This option lets you choose between all installed Problem Types. When selecting a new problem type, all information about materials, conditions and other data parameters that were already selected or defined is lost.


Note: When defining a new problem type which is not already installed, it must be selected by other means. One possibility is to select Problem type -> Load... . Another possibility is to select "data defaults problemtype" in the Right buttons menu or enter it in the command line.


A problem type is considered to be installed when it has been copied to the GiD Problem Types directory (<GiD>/problemtypes) or to another subdirectory within this (then will appear in the Problem type menu)


It is also possible to copy the problemtype inside the user settings directory of a GiD version
e.g.

C:\Users\<your_windows_user>\AppData\Roaming\GiD\<version>\problemtypes

or

$(HOME)/.gid/<version>/problemtypes

This option if interesting if an user doesn't has privileges to copy the problemtype at <GiD>/problemtypes

Note: Instead of copying the problem type to the Problem Types directory, it is also possible to create a Windows shell link (a direct access), or a UNIX link, pointing to the real location. This option is particularly interesting for developers, as it avoids duplicating the code.

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