GetFEM
5.4.2
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A (quite large) class for exportation of data to IBM OpenDX. More...
#include <getfem_export.h>
Public Member Functions | |
void | exporting_mesh_edges (bool with_slice_edge=true) |
append edges information (if you want to draw the mesh and are using a refined slice. More... | |
void | set_header (const std::string &s) |
the header is the second line of text in the exported file, you can put whatever you want – call this before any write_dataset or write_mesh | |
void | serie_add_object (const std::string &serie_name, const std::string &object_name) |
add an object (typically the name of a data field) to a 'series', i.e. More... | |
std::string | current_mesh_name () |
return the name of current mesh (use exporting(...) to change the current mesh) | |
std::string | current_data_name () |
return the name of last written data_set | |
A (quite large) class for exportation of data to IBM OpenDX.
http://www.opendx.org/
This class is more capable than the VTK export, as it is possible to export many different meshes/slices, with their edges, datasets, and create series of dataset for animations etc, in a single '.dx' file.
Moreover, it is able to reopen a '.dx' file and append new data into it. Hence it is possible, if many time-steps are to be saved, to view intermediate results in OpenDX during the computation.
Definition at line 318 of file getfem_export.h.
void getfem::dx_export::exporting_mesh_edges | ( | bool | with_slice_edge = true | ) |
append edges information (if you want to draw the mesh and are using a refined slice.
Should be called just after exporting(..)
Definition at line 1023 of file getfem_export.cc.
void getfem::dx_export::serie_add_object | ( | const std::string & | serie_name, |
const std::string & | object_name | ||
) |
add an object (typically the name of a data field) to a 'series', i.e.
an aggregate of consecutive objects. Using 'series' is useful for animations in opendx
If 'field_name' corresponds to a data_set whose mesh edges have been exported, a second series called serie_name + '_edges' will be filled, which will allow you to view the mesh edges.
Definition at line 812 of file getfem_export.cc.