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Old   January 19, 2016, 06:05
Default How to use mathematical constants?
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Hi everyone! Ok very simple question here but oddly I can't find an answer that works!

I am using codeStream in my blockMeshDict file and one of the things I'm trying to calculate involves multiplying by pi...oddly though, I can't seem to use pi correctly. (I have left in #calc and $r1 in the examples just to demonstrate the sort of thing I have in my blockMeshDict)

I have so far tried:

Code:
#calc pi*$r1
#calc \pi*$r1
#calc Pi*$r1
#calc mathematicalConstant::pi*$r1
Apologies for what is probably a stupid question!
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