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April 18, 2012, 14:29	A minor sugestion for developers to organize the time folders	#1
arash1 New Member arash Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 11 Rep Power: 14	Since when I started to work with openFOAM, I have been uncomfortable with the structure of directory for cases. The problem is that time directories are in the same directory as that constant, system etc are located in. So, when you run a case and then there is a lot of time directories, things get messy. I think it is more beautiful to have a runtime directory and all the time directory are placed there. As an other suggestion, appending number of time step to the beginning of time directory name maybe a good idea because some users may need to find data in a certain time step. Does anybody agree with these suggestions? Hisham likes this.

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