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How to interpolate a volVectorField onto a point cloud from inside a solver

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Old   April 18, 2016, 10:22
Default How to interpolate a volVectorField onto a point cloud from inside a solver
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Probes and sampleDicts can be used to interpolate volVectorFields onto a cloud of points. I am, however, interested how I can perform such an interpolation from inside a solver? More specifically:

Starting from a C array (or C++ vector) containing the coordinates

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[x1, y1, z1, x2, y2, z2, ..., xn, yn, zn]
how can I interpolate a volVectorfield (e.g. U) onto the coordinates specified by the C array (or C++ vector)?

ps: I do not require to write the interpolated field to disk, I only need it in RAM
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