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Old   December 7, 2011, 09:55
Default Split domain - files are overwritten
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I have a domain that I would like to be splitted in two parts according to a certain condition.
Therefore, I define two "labelHashSet" containing the corresponding cells and the two parts of the mesh are then extracted by "fvMeshSubset"

Code:
    labelHashSet Set1(Set1Cells);
    labelHashSet Set2(Set2Cells);

    // define condition and insert cells in each of the two sets

    fvMeshSubset subsetter(mesh);
    fvMeshSubset subsetter2(mesh);

    subsetter.setLargeCellSubset(Set1, -1, true);
    subsetter2.setLargeCellSubset(Set2, -1, true);

    subsetter.subMesh().write();
    subsetter2.subMesh().write();
The problem is that I have no control over the write() function directory and therefore the files are overwritten.
I also assume it would not be a good idea to mess with the library file. Any ideas?
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