What
 

FROM tutorials/contactStressFoam/ballAndBrick/500/sigmaEq

So I hit another snag which is with boundary data in a scalar file.

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{
type calculated;
value nonuniform List<scalar>
20
(
7.25133e+07
3.14218e+08
7.28482e+08
1.26474e+09
1.93784e+09
3.04389e+09
2.53692e+09
3.12726e+09
3.52083e+09
3.71729e+09
3.7175e+09
3.52148e+09
3.12833e+09
2.53801e+09
3.04275e+09
1.93932e+09
1.26598e+09
7.29215e+08
3.14555e+08
7.26247e+07
)
;
}

and

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{
type calculated;
value nonuniform List<scalar> 10(5.28854e+06 7.70467e+07 1.82706e+08 3.12856e+08 4.54249e+08 5.93731e+08 7.18908e+08 8.18234e+08 8.8145e+....
}

Entry 1: the number of values is on the next line. And each entry is on its own line.
Entry 2: the number of values is on the same line.
And so are all the values.
why? This makes the file reading mor difficult.

The logic starts putting eleme
 

The logic starts putting elements of Lists on separate lines if size>10. The idea is that short lists (e.g. a face) gets printed on one line.

That seems strange to me is th
 

That seems strange to me is that saiving you anything by doing it that way?