fvExpressionField.C File Reference

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Namespaces
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	Function objects are OpenFOAM utilities to ease workflow configurations and enhance workflows by producing additional user-requested data both during runtime and postprocessing calculations, typically in the form of additional logging to the screen, or generating text, image and field files.

Macros
#define	doLocalCode(GeoField)

Functions
	defineTypeNameAndDebug (fvExpressionField, 0)
	addToRunTimeSelectionTable (functionObject, fvExpressionField, dictionary)
word	fieldGeoType (const expressions::FieldAssociation geoType)
template<class Type >
static void	doCorrectBoundaryConditions (bool correctBCs, GeometricField< Type, fvPatchField, volMesh > &field)
template<class Type >
void	doCorrectBoundaryConditions (bool correctBCs, GeometricField< Type, pointPatchField, pointMesh > &field)
template<class Type >
void	doCorrectBoundaryConditions (bool correctBCs, GeometricField< Type, fvsPatchField, surfaceMesh > &field)

Detailed Description

Original source file fvExpressionField.C

Definition in file fvExpressionField.C.

Macro Definition Documentation

doLocalCode

#define doLocalCode

(

GeoField

)

Value:

            {                                                                \
                /* FieldType */                                              \
                auto* outPtr = dynamic_cast<GeoField*>(regIOobjectPtr);      \
                const auto* ptr = driver.isResultType<GeoField>();           \
                                                                             \
                if (outPtr && ptr)                                           \
                {                                                            \
                    applied = setField(*outPtr, *ptr, fieldMask);            \
                    if (doWrite)                                             \
                    {                                                        \
                        outPtr->write();                                     \
                    }                                                        \
                    break;                                                   \
                }                                                            \
            }