On 8/19/24 03:46, jaosch wrote:
My starting point is the following code:
Triangulation<2> my_triangulation;
GridGenerator::hyper_ball(my_triangulation);
Is there a built-in function to convert my_triangulation to type
Triangulation<2,3> so I end up with a 2D surface in 3D space?
For some of the other functions in namespace GridGenerator, if you
declare the triangulation as
Triangulation<2,3> my_triangulation;
then everything just magically works. I recognize that
GridGenerator::hyper_ball() is one of those functions that do not take a
second template argument for spacedim!=dim.
Rather than think about how to work around this limitation, would you
perhaps be interested in simply adding the spacedim argument to the
implementation of this function and create a pull request that adds this
functionality? In the end, all that needs to happen is that the last
component of all vertex locations needs to be set to zero. We would, of
course, be quite happy to walk you through the process of creating a
pull request!
Best
Wolfgang
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