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Old   January 23, 2013, 09:57
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Hello guys,
I wanna see some function definitions in KEpsilon.C, but I don't know where it is. I'v also searched in the OpenFoam.org 's C++ source guide but it was not useful.
I would be grateful if anybody could help me.

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Hello Ali

What do you mean by definition: the code or some explanation?

Is there a specific function that you are searching for?

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Hello Hisham,
I mean the code implementation. There is lots of functions I would like to see their code, but for instance how I could find the DkEff() implementation. The function is used in KEpsilon.C.

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Hello Hisham,
I mean the code implementation. There is lots of functions I would like to see their code, but for instance how I could find the DkEff() implementation. The function is used in KEpsilon.C.

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You just press on any link that says:
Definition at line 185 of file kEpsilon.C.

the kEpsilon.C link will take you to:
http://foam.sourceforge.net/docs/cpp/a08551_source.html
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But line 185 of the link that you mentioned doesn't point to the implementation of the DkEff() function. This function is declared at line 253 of kEpsilon.C & its implementation should be in another class I think. and when I click on the function colored in blue (at line 253), the opened page doesn't show me the function's code.

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But line 185 of the link that you mentioned doesn't point to the implementation of the DkEff() function. This function is declared at line 253 of kEpsilon.C & its implementation should be in another class I think. and when I click on the function colored in blue (at line 253), the opened page doesn't show me the function's code.

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you could find the definition in

Definition at line 129 of file kEpsilon.H.

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@ mahdi .. thanks

@ all: Sorry .. I just meant to tell you that the file is accessible from such lines that says definition at line ....

I hope this wasn't confusing ...


You can also find the function in your computer by going to the source code directory and typing:
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grep -iIr "DkEff" .
and don't forget the "."

and then use Ctrl+f to search for the function inside the file after you open it with your text editor

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