MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk Class Reference
[Utilities]

MeshViz Convert data sets bound per cell into data sets bound per node on a given structured volume mesh. More...

#include <MeshVizXLM/extractors/MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk.h>

Inheritance diagram for MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk:
MiBaseExtractor

List of all members.

Public Member Functions

virtual ~MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk ()
virtual const MeXScalardSetIjkextractScalarSet (const MiScalardSetIjk &inputSet)=0
virtual const MeXVec3dSetIjkextractVec3Set (const MiVec3dSetIjk &inputSet)=0



static
MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk
getNewInstance (const MiVolumeMeshRegular &mesh, bool parallel=true)
static
MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk
getNewInstance (const MiVolumeMeshRectilinear &mesh, bool parallel=true)
static
MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk
getNewInstance (const MiVolumeMeshCurvilinear &mesh, bool parallel=true)

Detailed Description

MeshViz Convert data sets bound per cell into data sets bound per node on a given structured volume mesh.

This conversion tool is another type of extractor which takes a data set bound per cell on a structured volume mesh as input and produces a new data set bound per node on the same mesh.

The value computed at a given node is the average of values from the surrounding cells, except dead cells.

The following example shows how to convert data sets bound per cell:

   MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk* extract =
     MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk::getNewInstance(mesh);
   const MeXScalardSetIjk& perNodeScalarSet = extract->extractScalarSet(perCellScalarSet);
   const MeXVec3dSetIjk& perNodeVectorSet = extract->extractVec3Set(perCellVectorSet);

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

virtual MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk::~MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk (  )  [inline, virtual]

Member Function Documentation

virtual const MeXScalardSetIjk& MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk::extractScalarSet ( const MiScalardSetIjk inputSet  )  [pure virtual]

Converts a PER_CELL scalar set defined on the input mesh into a PER_NODE scalar set.

Parameters:
inputSet The input PER_CELL scalar set defined on the input mesh.
Returns:
The output PER_NODE scalar set defined on the input mesh.

virtual const MeXVec3dSetIjk& MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk::extractVec3Set ( const MiVec3dSetIjk inputSet  )  [pure virtual]

Converts a PER_CELL vector set defined on the input mesh into a PER_NODE vecto set.

Parameters:
inputSet The input PER_CELL vector set defined on the input mesh.
Returns:
The output PER_NODE vector set defined on the input mesh.

static MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk* MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk::getNewInstance ( const MiVolumeMeshCurvilinear mesh,
bool  parallel = true 
) [static]

Factory method returning a new instance of a class implementing this abstract class.

Parameters:
mesh The input mesh
parallel When true, tries to create an extract module using a parallel algorithm to speed up the extraction.
Note:
Only some of the extraction algorithms have a parallel implementation.
static MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk* MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk::getNewInstance ( const MiVolumeMeshRectilinear mesh,
bool  parallel = true 
) [static]

Factory method returning a new instance of a class implementing this abstract class.

Parameters:
mesh The input mesh
parallel When true, tries to create an extract module using a parallel algorithm to speed up the extraction.
Note:
Only some of the extraction algorithms have a parallel implementation.
static MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk* MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk::getNewInstance ( const MiVolumeMeshRegular mesh,
bool  parallel = true 
) [static]

Factory method returning a new instance of a class implementing this abstract class.

Parameters:
mesh The input mesh
parallel When true, tries to create an extract module using a parallel algorithm to speed up the extraction.
Note:
Only some of the extraction algorithms have a parallel implementation.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

Open Inventor Toolkit reference manual, generated on 15 Mar 2023
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