A VTK output module to simplify writing dumux simulation data to VTK format. More...
#include <dumux/io/vtkoutputmodule.hh>
A VTK output module to simplify writing dumux simulation data to VTK format.
GridVariables | The grid variables |
SolutionVector | The solution vector |
VelocityOutput | The velocity output nodule |
Handles the output of scalar and vector fields to VTK formatted file for multiple variables and timesteps. Certain predefined fields can be registered on initialization and/or be turned on/off using the designated properties. Additionally non-standardized scalar and vector fields can be added to the writer manually.
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enum class | FieldType : unsigned int { element , vertex , automatic } |
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using | VolumeVariables = VV |
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VtkOutputModule (const GridVariables &gridVariables, const SolutionVector &sol, const std::string &name, const std::string ¶mGroup="", Dune::VTK::DataMode dm=Dune::VTK::conforming, bool verbose=true) | |
const std::string & | paramGroup () const |
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void | addVelocityOutput (std::shared_ptr< VelocityOutputType > velocityOutput) |
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void | addVolumeVariable (std::function< Scalar(const VolumeVariables &)> &&f, const std::string &name) |
template<class VVV = VolVarsVector, typename std::enable_if_t<(VVV::dimension > 1), int > = 0> | |
void | addVolumeVariable (std::function< VolVarsVector(const VolumeVariables &)> &&f, const std::string &name) |
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void | addField (const Vector &v, const std::string &name, FieldType fieldType=FieldType::automatic) |
void | write (double time, Dune::VTK::OutputType type=Dune::VTK::ascii) |
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using | VelocityOutput = VelocityOutputType |
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const auto & | problem () const |
const GridGeometry & | gridGeometry () const |
const GridVariables & | gridVariables () const |
const SolutionVector & | sol () const |
bool | verbose () const |
const std::string & | name () const |
Dune::VTK::DataMode | dataMode () const |
Dune::VTKWriter< GridView > & | writer () |
Dune::VTKSequenceWriter< GridView > & | sequenceWriter () |
const std::vector< VolVarScalarDataInfo > & | volVarScalarDataInfo () const |
const std::vector< VolVarVectorDataInfo > & | volVarVectorDataInfo () const |
const std::vector< Field > & | fields () const |
const VelocityOutput & | velocityOutput () const |
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using Dumux::VtkOutputModule< GridVariables, SolutionVector >::VolumeVariables = VV |
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Add a scalar or vector valued vtk field
v | The field to be added. Can be any indexable container. Its value type can be a number or itself an indexable container. |
name | The name of the field |
fieldType | The type of the field. This determines whether the values are associated with vertices or elements. By default, the method automatically deduces the correct type for the given input. |
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Add a velocity output policy.
Methods to conveniently add primary and secondary variables upon initialization Do not call these methods after initialization i.e. not within the time loop
velocityOutput | the output policy |
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Output a scalar volume variable
name | The name of the vtk field |
f | A function taking a VolumeVariables object and returning the desired scalar |
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Add a vector-valued variable
f | A function taking a VolumeVariables object and returning the desired vector |
name | The name of the vtk field |
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Writing data.
Write the data for this timestep to file in four steps (1) We assemble all registered variable fields (2) We register them with the vtk writer (3) The writer writes the output for us (4) Clear the writer for the next time step
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