xmm = np.linspace(xmin, xmax, nxbase)
ymm = [0., 25.]
zmm = np.linspace(zmin, zmax, nzbase + 1)
#N = len(xmm)*len(ymm)*len(zmm)
#print('Grid will contain '+str(N) +' nodes')
#print(str(len(zmm))+' in the z direction')
#
## assemble parameters and root names
#dat = fdata()
#dat.work_dir='.'
#
#dat.grid.make(dat.work_dir+os.sep+'GRID.inp',x=xmm,y=ymm,z=zmm)
#dat.grid.write('AVS.inp', format='avs')
l = pylagrit.PyLaGriT(batch=batch)
mtemp = l.gridder(xmm, ymm, zmm, connect=True)
mtemp.dump("AVS.inp")
m = l.read('AVS.inp')
#z_inj = dat.grid.node_nearest_point((0,0,zmid)).position[2]
#m_l = l.create_line(2, (0.1,0.1,zmin), (0.1,0.1,zmax))
#m_l.connect_delaunay()
#m.refine_to_object(m_l,level=3)
#m_l.delete()
#for i in range(4):
# prefine = m.pset_geom( (-.1,-.1,zmin), (.1,.1,zmax))
# prefine.refine('constant','element',inclusive_flag='inclusive',prd_choice=12)
# prefine.delete()
m_l = l.create_line(2, [fx + fw / 2., -fl / 2., zmax + .1],
################################################################################
# This example shows how to merge multiple mesh objects together. #
################################################################################
#To use pylagrit, import the module.
import pylagrit
import numpy
#Instantiate the lagrit object.
lg = pylagrit.PyLaGriT()
# Create list with mesh object as first element
dxyz = numpy.array([0.25]*3)
mins = numpy.array([0.]*3)
maxs = numpy.array([1.]*3)
ms = [lg.createpts_dxyz(dxyz,mins,maxs,'tet',connect=True)]
# Create three new mesh objects, each one directly above the other
for i in range(3):
ms.append(ms[-1].copy())
ms[-1].trans(ms[-1].mins,ms[-1].mins+numpy.array([0.,0.,1.]))
# Merge list of mesh objects and clean up
mo_merge = lg.merge(ms)
for mo in ms: mo.delete()
mo_merge.rmpoint_compress(filter_bool=True,resetpts_itp=True)
mo_merge.paraview(filename='mo_merge.inp')
def setUp(self):
#Sets upt a lagrit object to be used during tests.
with suppress_stdout():
self.lg = pylagrit.PyLaGriT('/n/swdev/LAGRIT/bin/lagrit_lin')
def setUp(self):
#Sets upt a lagrit object to be used during tests.
with suppress_stdout():
self.lg = pylagrit.PyLaGriT('/path/to/lagrit')