#include <dumux/multidomain/traits.hh>
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| template<std::size_t id> |
| using | SubDomainTypeTag = typename std::tuple_element_t<id, std::tuple<SubDomainTypeTags...>> |
| | The type tag of the sub domain with the given index.
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| using | Scalar = typename makeFromIndexedType<std::common_type_t, SubDomainScalar, Indices>::type |
| | the scalar type
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| using | SolutionVector = typename makeFromIndexedType<Dune::MultiTypeBlockVector, SubDomainSolutionVector, Indices>::type |
| | the solution vector type
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| using | ResidualVector = typename makeFromIndexedType<Dune::MultiTypeBlockVector, SubDomainResidualVector, Indices>::type |
| | the residual vector type
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| using | JacobianMatrix = typename Detail::MultiDomainMatrixType<SubDomainJacobianMatrix, Indices, Scalar>::type |
| | the jacobian type
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| template<template< std::size_t > class T> |
| using | Tuple = typename makeFromIndexedType<std::tuple, T, Indices>::type |
| | helper alias to create tuple<...> from indexed type
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| template<template< std::size_t > class T> |
| using | TupleOfSharedPtr = typename Detail::MultiDomainTupleSharedPtr<T, Indices>::type |
| | helper alias to create tuple<std::shared_ptr<...>> from indexed type
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| template<template< std::size_t > class T> |
| using | TupleOfSharedPtrConst = typename Detail::MultiDomainTupleSharedPtrConst<T, Indices>::type |
| | helper alias to create tuple<std::shared_ptr<const ...>> from indexed type
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| static constexpr std::size_t | numSubDomains = sizeof...(SubDomainTypeTags) |
| | the number of subdomains
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◆ JacobianMatrix
template<typename... SubDomainTypeTags>
◆ ResidualVector
template<typename... SubDomainTypeTags>
◆ Scalar
template<typename... SubDomainTypeTags>
◆ SolutionVector
template<typename... SubDomainTypeTags>
◆ SubDomainTypeTag
template<typename... SubDomainTypeTags>
template<std::size_t id>
| using Dumux::MultiDomainTraits< SubDomainTypeTags >::SubDomainTypeTag = typename std::tuple_element_t<id, std::tuple<SubDomainTypeTags...>> |
Prefer this over SubDomain<id>::TypeTag wherever the tag alone suffices, in particular in default template arguments and other contexts evaluated at definition time: naming SubDomain<id> instantiates that struct and with it every property query of the sub domain's tag, which pins those properties at the point of first use and silently bypasses any property specialization declared later in the same translation unit. This alias is plain tuple access and triggers no property resolution.
◆ Tuple
template<typename... SubDomainTypeTags>
template<template< std::size_t > class T>
◆ TupleOfSharedPtr
template<typename... SubDomainTypeTags>
template<template< std::size_t > class T>
◆ TupleOfSharedPtrConst
template<typename... SubDomainTypeTags>
template<template< std::size_t > class T>
◆ numSubDomains
template<typename... SubDomainTypeTags>
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file: