One of the problems that you might face with the general file format
is that it brings in all of the data as separate fields. Can you
explain a little further how the boundary of the grid is tagged? I
don't clearly see where any of these properties would be.
David
Hi David,
I wrote a fortran code to generate the data so I am pretty flexible.
Currently I use general data format:
file = c_q3.data
grid = 141 x 48 x 25
format = text
interleaving = field
majority = column
header = lines 6
field = P, T, M, H, invalid, locations
structure= scalar, scalar, scalar, scalar, scalar, 3-vector
type = float, float, float, float, int, float
dependency=positions,positions,positions,positions,positions,positions
end
How can I apply different attributes to the points that belong to the
boundaries with different boundary conditions imposed? I suspect I
should use data explorer native format and enter each boundary as a
separate object but it seems too complicated to me and I am afraid I am
missing something that may make the life easier.
I will really appreciate your comments.
Thanks in advance,
Ted
--
.............................................................................
David L. Thompson The University of Montana
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Computer Science Department
http://www.cs.umt.edu/u/dthompsn Missoula, MT 59812
Work Phone : (406)257-8530
