-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Hi Antonio,
On 24/06/2015 11:11, Antonio Garcia-Uceda wrote: > I'm digging a bit into the pyFR data structure. Concerning the > import of mesh files, I've noticed that pyFR creates, for each > boundary patch, a list of tuples of four elements of the form: > *(b'elem_type', idCell, ???, n-part). *I can't figure out the > meaning of the third element. Could you please let me know this? The form of the tuple is (ele-type, ele-num, face-num, flags). The final element, flags, is unused and set to 0. > Also, pyFR create another list of tuples of the same form, with > the header *'con_npart'. *What does this section refer to? This encodes interior connectivity --- including periodic connectivity. > Finally, Could you please spot the place where pyFR works out the > connections between periodic boundary patches? This is never done by PyFR. Periodic connectivity is encoded in the con arrays and so is never computed directly. It is all done during the mesh generation phase. Regards, Freddie. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJVioUIAAoJEJ5wYUFIoPofvL4P/jWeIdu2Q2TNtQg4t0qg7t98 zecwSsYTx22wv6xU3ApyUbZXxTQqBaAJW+Ro7B+hCFfJO9gwDKOmX+f/RJLVJNY2 Qw/Zb1u6XBgxMfFSr4Vs7x44tdcA7H/cIpo1bhJYQ5foHXG1nkppG6fYwfvKQQ6A epXKdLemjZE/+2Lzcl11yDRKOUTsQUt9rPtAdx/ZiTTrKVw2ysODWIauZN9Oe4H+ d6AtbeFoScNJCstOc8Ng5X1CtWt6+urtyKPHHiQ/cDZHPmkG2omZiXdBpgQEUveP y/9XW1sDrdFWx/fTGdNitNB71OJ08F7DlPGRWS0E8nyntVhmWL1mY/WBnkxRVfLW n37WFmkMa8rQ/h4lQhKortDUALnY1oNXWWNIq3CovdsSc5wL29qY2wGhk5HYACAm /EVkVBTRp6wdz8pujjOzIGk92mr8fz3KvQS4+F38vyAe5s3WvxBTRLUss67fQlb+ TzoB8syr7PezgpfqPhRWb+zN/VB9gy0el5DyQkkJfRiHqE6dpuhPnz/KFsKPy7qB BP4dm5d8xFaIK8ZfQKWT9xlIhgcEBBGaozuF4TCnx49pgD4f86hkHN/55Cpwauyh UfepfbQdE16O/puAbkbOmW8mQS8H49watuQMOZljK0KULCFd7YW61okukdgZ075T v8uWVPVVjKZyrsbsxQQ+ =6arY -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "PyFR Mailing List" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send an email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/pyfrmailinglist. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
