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Chen Huang
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Hello!
I am wondering if there is anyone who knows how to define a data type with an extra dimension to the internalField data. E.g. the unburnt temperature at celli can be called as follows, thermo.Tu().internalField()[celli] Can I have a data type which has an extra dimension as follows thermo.Tu().internalField()[celli][extra dimension]? Thanks for the help! Chen |
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I defined a list of volScalarField like following
PtrList<volScalarField> variable(100); which means variable has 100 elments which are volScalarField. I call each elements like the following: variable[1][celli] which means I call the celli of the second element (a volScalarField). I can get access of the internal and boundaryField as following, variable[1].internalField()[celli] Chen |
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