struct T_LSHELL

Layer Shell Object

int idx

Unique ID of this layer shell object

char* name

The name given to this layer shell in the input file

double LOWER

The Starting position of a layer

double UPPER

The Ending position of a layer

int idx

Unique ID of this layer shell object

char* name

The name given to this layer shell in the input file

double LOWER

The Starting position of a layer. A layer occupies a portion of a column. The LOWER value is a percentage value such that the lowest part of a layer will be at that percentage from the bottom. Example, if LOWER is 35 (i.e. 35%) and the Column has a height of 200 (units?), the layer will begin at 70 (units) from the bottom (70 is 35% of 200).

double UPPER

The Ending position of a layer. A layer occupies a portion of a column. The UPPER value is a percentage value such that the highest part of a layer will be at that percentage from the bottom. Example, if UPPER is 65 (i.e. 65%) and the Column has a height of 200 (units?), the layer will begin at 130 (units) from the bottom (130 is 65% of 200).

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