============================== **Access to external modules** ============================== .. role:: red In general, all associated script commands are available in one module. However,cross-module functions can be performed. It is necessary to define in the script where the corresponding module is stored on the computer. This is done with the following commands. .. admonition:: Command: point_to_dc(*femagdc*) Access to functions of FEMAG-DC **Parameter** :red:`femagdc` Filename or full path for FEMAG-DC .. admonition:: Command: point_to_ts(*femagts*) Access to functions of FEMAG-TS **Parameter** :red:`femagts` Filename or full path for FEMAG-DC .. admonition:: Command: point_to_me(*femagme*) Access to functions of FEMAG-ME **Parameter** :red:`femagme` Filename or full path for FEMAG-DC .. admonition:: Command: point_to_th(*femagth*) Access to functions of FEMAG-TH **Parameter** :red:`femagth` Filename or full path for FEMAG-DC | If the modules are in the current directory, the exact file name of the module is sufficient. | **Example:** :: point_to_me ("wmefemag64.exe") -- Access to functions of FEMAG-ME | If the modules are in different directories, the exact path must be defined. | **Example:** :: point_to_th ("C:/FEMAG/Therm/wthfemag64.exe") -- Access to functions of FEMAG-TH | In Windows, the absolute path must always be specified. The path cannot contain spaces. | In Linux, the path can also be defined relatively. | **Example:** :: point_to_me ("../femagme/mefemag64") -- Access to functions of FEMAG-ME