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February 5, 2007, 12:00 |
Dear All,
I've been working
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Gavin Tabor
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Dear All,
I've been working on inlet conditions, setting the inlet velocity to particular components, using a line of code U.boundaryField()[patchNo].replace(Vector::X,UInletX); which replaces the X component of the boundary field at patch patchNo with the values in UInletX. So far, so good. I'm now trying to manipulate the pressure field at the boundary in a similar manner. Pressure is a scalar. I can't work out what form of the .replace() function I should be using for a scalar - it seems to have only the form .replace(const direction, const UList<cmptType&) What "direction" is appropriate for a scalar, or should I be doing this in some other way? Gavin |
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February 5, 2007, 13:24 |
Any direction will do -it's no
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Hrvoje Jasak
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Any direction will do -it's not used. scalarField.C
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