Eficas rules

All the rules can be combinated, creating more complicated rules.

AU_MOINS_UN

AU_MOINS_UN rule obliges the user to create at least one concept of the list. More than one can be created.

• Example

  Keyword POUTRE in OPER AFFE_CARA_ELEM contains the rule :

regles=(AU_MOINS_UN( ‘POUTRE’,’COQUE’,’DISCRET’,’CABLE’,’BARRE’,’MASSIF’,’ASSE_GRIL’,’GRILLE’),)

• That means if AFFE_CARA_ELEM is used in the JDC, the user must select one at least of the Keyword between POUTRE, COQUE, DISCRET, CABLE, BARRE, MASSIF, ASSE_GRIL, GRILLE :

  • If the user doesn’t select any of these keywords, AFFE_CARA_ELEM is unvalid.
  • If he selects POUTRE, AFFE_CARA_ELEM is valid.
  • If he selects both POUTRE and DISCRET, AFFE_CARA_ELEM is valid.

UN_PARMI

AU_MOINS_UN rule obliges the user to create one and only one concept of the list.

• Example

  Oper AFFE_CHAR_MECA contains the rules :

  regles=(UN_PARMI(‘VECT_Y’,’ANGL_VRIL’),

• That means if AFFE_CHAR_MECA is used in the JDC, the user must select VECT_Y or ANGL_VRIL.

  • If the user doesn’t select any of these keywords, DEFI_GROUP is unvalid.
  • If he selects only VECT_Y, DEFI_GROUP is valid.
  • Eficas will not proposed the keyword ANGL_VRIL if VECT_Y already exists.

EXCLUS

EXCLUS means that, if one of the keyword is created, the other won’t be allowed.

• Example : DEFI_SQUELETTE contains the rules :

  EXCLUS(‘SOUS_STRUC’,’SECTEUR’)

• That means if DEFI_SQUELETTE is used in the JDC

  • If the user doesn’t select any of these keywords, DEFI_SQUELETTE is valid.
  • If he selects only SOUS_STRUC, DEFI_SQUELETTE is valid.
  • Eficas will not proposed the keyword SECTEUR if SOUS_STRUC already exists.

ENSEMBLE

the rule means that if one keyword is selected, the others have to be also. the keywords order is not meaningful.

• Example

GRILLE in AFFE_CARA_ELEM, contains :

ENSEMBLE(‘ORIG_AXE’,’AXE’)

• That means if GRILLE is used in the JDC

  • If the user doesn’t select any of these keywords, GRILLE is valid.
  • If he selects only ORIG_AXE, GRILLE is invalid.
  • If he selects both ORIG_AXE and AXE, GRILLE is valid.

PRESENT_PRESENT

the rule means that if the FIRST keyword is selected, the others have to be also.

• Example

MACRO_MISS_3D contains the rule

PRESENT_PRESENT(‘FREQ_MIN’,’FREQ_MAX’,’FREQ_PAS’)

• That means if MACRO_MISS_3D is used in the JDC

  • If the user doesn’t select any of these keywords, GRILLE is valid.
  • If he selects only FREQ_MAX, GRILLE is unvalid.
  • If he selects only FREQ_PAS, GRILLE is valid.
  • If he selects only FREQ_MIN, GRILLE is invalid.
  • If he selects both FREQ_MIN, FREQ_MAX and FREQ_PAS, GRILLE is valid.

PRESENT_ABSENT

the rule means that if the FIRST keyword is selected, the others aren’t allowed.

• Example FORCE_COQUE in AFFE_CHAR_MECA contains

  regles=( PRESENT_ABSENT(‘FX’,’PRES’,’F1’,’F2’,’F3’,’MF1’,’MF2’),

• That means if FORCE_COQUE is used in the JDC

  • If the user doesn’t select any of these keywords, FORCE_COQUE is valid.
  • If he selects only FX, FORCE_COQUE is valid.
  • If he selects both PRES and F1, FORCE_COQUE is valid.