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# define _RHEO_IOFEM_H
///
/// This file is part of Rheolef.
///
/// Copyright (C) 2000-2009 Pierre Saramito <Pierre.Saramito@imag.fr>
///
/// Rheolef is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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/*Class:iofem
NAME: @code{iofem} - input and output finite element manipulators
@clindex iofem
DESCRIPTION:
@noindent
This class implements some specific finite element manipulators.
For a general presentation of stream manipulators, reports
to class @code{iostream}.
VALUATED MANIPULATORS:
@table @code
@cindex origin
@cindex normal
@findex origin
@findex normal
@itemx origin
@itemx normal
set a cutting plane for visualizations and post-processing.
@example
cout << cut << origin(point(0.5, 0.5, 0.5)) << normal(point(1,1,0) << uh;
@end example
@cindex topography
@findex topography
@itemx topography
specifies the topography field when representing a bidimensionnal
field in tridimensionnal elevation.
@example
cout << topography(zh) << uh;
@end example
This manipulator takes an agument that specifies a scalar field value
@code{zh} for the elevation, while @code{uh} is the scalar field
to represent. Then, the z-elevation takes zh(x,y)+uh(x,y).
@end table
AUTHOR:
Pierre.Saramito@imag.fr
DATE: 4 february 1997
End: */
#include "rheolef/iorheobase.h"
#include "rheolef/field.h"
namespace rheolef {
class iofem {
public:
// ------------------------------------------------------
// options associated to a value
// ------------------------------------------------------
#define o_scalar(t, a) iorheobase_def_scalar_macro (iofem,t, a)
o_scalar (field_sequential, topography)
o_scalar (point, origin)
o_scalar (point, normal)
o_scalar (point_basic<size_t>, resolution)
# undef o_scalar
// ------------------------------------------------------
// 3) flags access
// ------------------------------------------------------
public:
// basics members
iofem();
~iofem();
static long flags (std::ios& s);
static long flags (std::ios& s, long f);
static long setf (std::ios& s, long add_f);
static long setf (std::ios& s, long add_f, long field);
static long unsetf (std::ios& s, long del_f);
protected:
// ------------------------------------------------------
// memory handler
// ------------------------------------------------------
protected:
// local memory handler
static iofem* get_pointer (std::ios& s);
};
#define o_scalar(t, a) iorheobase_manip_scalar_macro (iofem,t, a, o)
o_scalar (field_sequential, topography)
o_scalar (point, origin)
o_scalar (point, normal)
o_scalar (point_basic<size_t>, resolution)
# undef o_scalar
}// namespace rheolef
# endif /* _RHEO_IOFEM_H */
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