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Hey there Foamers, I have a question that pertains to runTime. For example, the following code: runTime.graphFormat();
runTime.setTime(Times[endTime],endTime); It looks as though runTime is an object. So, is it an object, and if so of what class. I looked into doxygen but did not find much on runTime. Help Help |
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David Gaden
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Search for createTime.H - that has the constructor for runTime. It is a Time object, and is also the master of the objectRegistry. See http://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/Op...objectRegistry
Time is so large, they've managed to find convenient places to chop it up - it inherits a number of objects, all of which are exclusive to Time. TimePaths holds file name paths, TimeState holds the current value and the deltaT. And so forth. |
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Karl Yang
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Hi, I'm running into the same problems. I had a hard time to understand how to work with runTime object. It seems too large and complicated. |
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