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Old   February 3, 2013, 06:42
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the condition?expression1:expression2 makes limitations for me.I need more freedom in conditions.are we limited to groovyBC syntax or exists a way to extend this to if-elseif-else conditions?i need to set several conditions for all fractionExpression,valueExpression and gradientExpression.
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i need to be certain.any answer?
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the condition?expression1:expression2 makes limitations for me.I need more freedom in conditions.are we limited to groovyBC syntax or exists a way to extend this to if-elseif-else conditions?i need to set several conditions for all fractionExpression,valueExpression and gradientExpression.
You're not serious with that question, right? Of course you can do if-elseif-cascades:
Code:
 cond1 ? val1 : (cond2 ? val2 : val3)
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i said a simple example.my bc's are unfortunately much complicated.it should include sub or supersonic and inflow or outflow conditions at each patch.thanks.
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i said a simple example.
Where? Not in this thread

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my bc's are unfortunately much complicated.it should include sub or supersonic and inflow or outflow conditions at each patch.thanks.
Modularize the expressions to make them more readable with variables. A sketch (fill out the dots yourself):

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variables (
  "isSupersonic= .....;"
  "isInflow= .....;"
  "superSonicInVal=....;"
  "subsonicInval=.....;"
);

valueExpression=isInflow ? ( isSuperSonic ? superSonicInVal : subsonicInval) : ...";
fractionExpression= isInflow ? ....";
That should make it readable and consistent.
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