Just a few comments to the code (nothing horrible, just FYI):
> + << lexical_cast<string> ( > triaxialStressController->stress[triaxialStressController->wall_right][0] ) > << " " > + << lexical_cast<string> ( > triaxialStressController->stress[triaxialStressController->wall_top][1] ) << > " " > + << lexical_cast<string> ( > triaxialStressController->stress[triaxialStressController->wall_front][2] ) > << " " > + << lexical_cast<string> ( triaxialStressController->strain[0] ) << " " > + << lexical_cast<string> ( triaxialStressController->strain[1] ) << " " > + << lexical_cast<string> ( triaxialStressController->strain[2] ) << " " > + << lexical_cast<string> ( > triaxialStressController->ComputeUnbalancedForce () ) << " " You don't need lexical_cast<string> here. All that is number and they have their << operators on the stream defined (Vector3r's do as well, for that matter). > + translationAxisy=Vector3r(0,1,0); > + translationAxisx=Vector3r(1,0,0); > + translationAxisz=Vector3r(0,0,1); Vector3r::UNIT_X, Vector3r::UNIT_Y etc... is defined. Thanks for docs, I will fix :yref:`Class` instead of :yref:Class, no worry :-) Vaclav _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~yade-dev Post to : yade-dev@lists.launchpad.net Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~yade-dev More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
