Greetings yet again, lots of questions today! I was wondering what the new syntax means, (flux-in-box fields dir box) (electric-energy-in-box field box) - I understand a scalar needs no direction here, but namely fields vs. field.
I've tried the following and none seems to work: fields X field X Ex efield-x X exs. (electric-energy-in-box fields X (volume (center (* 3 c) (- y_launch) 0) (size c 0 0))) (electric-energy-in-box Ex (volume (center (* 3 c) (- y_launch) 0) (size c 0 0))) (electric-energy-in-box efield-x (volume (center (* 3 c) (- y_launch) 0) (size c 0 0))) I had an old libctl script in 0.9 that worked and tried to use that (below) but to no avail. (define (Y-flux) (newline) (print " Y-flux, " meep-fields-flux-in-box fields Y (volume (center (* 3 c) (- y_launch) 0) (size c 0 0))) " ") (newline)) I think users would find it useful to examples of syntax for these C++ related functions on the Ab-Initio Wiki. I see the one for Flux-in-box, but that's different than the electric-energy. Thank you for always being so prompt! Chad _______________________________________________ meep-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://ab-initio.mit.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/meep-discuss
