Sorry, did I not get back to you on this yet?

On Mon, 24 Nov 2008, Yujie wrote:

> I am checking the codes about the output file. If using the method you
> provide, one can't simultaneously output the variable and vector in a file,
> right?

Right.  You'd have to have a separate gmv (or whatever) file for each
output format.

> Because the vectors are the copies of the solutions in my application, I am
> considering to refer to build_variable_names() and build_solution_vector()
> to write two functions (build_vector_names() and build_vector_vector()) to
> output the vector values. I feel it should be simple. could you give me some
> comments? thanks a lot.

Yes.  And after that refactoring, you could rewrite our output code to
cause all vectors to be output rather than just the solution.  A
variable named "concentration" in the vector "old_solution" would be
written as "old_solution_concentration" in the output file.

For backwards compatibility's sake (and so as to not annoy the many
users whose only extra vector is an old_solution they don't care to
output) it would be good if this was optional and not default
behavior.  But with that quibble, we'd certainly be happy to accept
such a patch.


By the way (and this is what got me looking through old emails from
you in the first place), did you apply and test that "dynamic vector
addition" patch yet?  I'd like to commit it to SVN if it works
correctly.

Thanks,
---
Roy

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