Re: Code for my example

[Daniel Wheeler]

Terry, Go ahead and take a stab at coding your own problem. If you are having problems debugging or have specific questions, we will certainly answer them. In this case, I think the first example in the manual pretty much covers your problem. I would recommending taking that example and modifying it for your needs. If you want, you can extract the python from all the comments by issuing the following command:     $ python setup.py copy_script --From=examples/diffusion/mesh1D.py --To=myMesh1D.py You'll have to be in the base fipy directory to do this. Also, I would recommend signing up to the mailing list. There are others who may give you different feedback. Cheers Daniel Wheeler On Jul 22, 2006, at 6:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Daniel,       You may recall my initial mention of the heat conduction problem that I wished to solve.  Here is a brief description of it.   (See attached file: Yukiko_setup.doc) I am reading through the FiPy Programmer's Reference now.  I was brought up on FORTRAN and APL and APL2 a long time ago, so the OOP is a bit foreign to me.  I am happy to take a stab at coding my problem in FiPy, working off of your published examples.   I am going to do that.  However, I thought that coding this little problem would probably be trivial for you.  If you wouldn't mind taking the time to set it up, I'm sure I could benefit from seeing an expert's approach to it.      Thank you. Terry McDaniel Seagate Research     (209) 295-6735 <Yukiko_setup.doc> Daniel Wheeler