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Miguel Hernandez
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Hi everyone,
I am wandering if is possible to create a dynamic blockMeshDict file using c++ CODE. I know that is possible to use code #{ //c++ instructions... #}; but, what I'd like to know is if is possible to create a certain number of blocks using a for loop. To be precise, I would like to create a mesh of a stair, using a user defined variable (e.g. an integer variable) that represents the number of steps. Using this variable (or more than one variable) I would like to create a certain number of blocks equal to the defined variable. Does anyone know how to implement a code like that? How can I implement a for loop inside blocks ( ); Thanks in advance. Miguel |
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