microstructure.MicrostructurePlugIn.destroy(self)
def matChanged(self, materialname):
# The given material has changed. Look through the materials
# in our Microstructure to see if we care.
matl = materialmanager.getMaterial(materialname)
#Interface branch
##TODO: Should we look at the material associated with the
##edgements instead?
if config.dimension() == 2 and runtimeflags.surface_mode:
interfacemsplugin = self.microstructure.getPlugIn("Interfaces")
interfacemats = interfacemsplugin.getInterfaceMaterials()
# elif config.dimension() == 3:
else:
interfacemats = []
if matl in material.getMaterials(self.microstructure) or \
materialname in interfacemats:
# We *do* care. Really. Tell all the SubProblems
# belonging to the microstructure that the material has
# changed.
msname = self.microstructure.name()
subppaths = subproblemcontext.subproblems.keys(base=msname)
for subppath in subppaths:
subpctxt = subproblemcontext.subproblems[[msname] + subppath]
subpctxt.changed("Material properties changed.")
microstructure.registerMicrostructurePlugIn(MaterialMSPlugIn, "Material")
#(2) Bulk materials get deleted
#(3) Bulk materials get assigned to pixels
#(4) Renaming an interface material might also trigger a rebuild(?)
#(5) Pixel groups get destroyed or changed.
def rebuildMeshes(self):
meshclass = ooflib.engine.mesh.meshes
msname = self.microstructure.name()
for meshkey in meshclass.keys(base=msname):
mesh = meshclass[[msname] + meshkey]
mesh.begin_writing()
try:
mesh.interfacesChanged() # marks mesh as OutOfSync
finally:
mesh.end_writing()
microstructure.registerMicrostructurePlugIn(InterfaceMSPlugIn, "Interfaces")
#######################################################
#Interface definitions. All interfaces are subclasses of InterfaceDef.
class InterfaceDef(registeredclass.RegisteredClass):
registry = []
tip = "Tools to define interfaces."
discussion = """<para>
<classname>InterfaceDef</classname> objects are used by the
<xref linkend='MenuItem-OOF.Microstructure.Interface.New'/> command
to define interfaces in a µ.
</para>"""
def addToMS(self,interfacemsplugin,interfacename):
interfacemsplugin.addInterface(interfacename,self)
def check(self):
#(2) Bulk materials get deleted
#(3) Bulk materials get assigned to pixels
#(4) Renaming an interface material might also trigger a rebuild(?)
#(5) Pixel groups get destroyed or changed.
def rebuildMeshes(self):
meshclass = ooflib.engine.mesh.meshes
msname = self.microstructure.name()
for meshkey in meshclass.keys(base=msname):
mesh = meshclass[[msname] + meshkey]
mesh.begin_writing()
try:
mesh.interfacesChanged() # marks mesh as OutOfSync
finally:
mesh.end_writing()
microstructure.registerMicrostructurePlugIn(InterfaceMSPlugIn, "Interfaces")
#######################################################
#Interface definitions. All interfaces are subclasses of InterfaceDef.
class InterfaceDef(registeredclass.RegisteredClass):
registry = []
tip = "Tools to define interfaces."
discussion = """<para>
<classname>InterfaceDef</classname> objects are used by the
<xref linkend='MenuItem-OOF.Microstructure.Interface.New'/> command
to define interfaces in a µ.
</para>"""
def addToMS(self, interfacemsplugin, interfacename):
def destroy(self):
switchboard.removeCallback(self.sbcallback)
microstructure.MicrostructurePlugIn.destroy(self)
def matChanged(self, materialname):
# The given material has changed. Look through the materials
# in our Microstructure to see if we care.
matl = materialmanager.getMaterial(materialname)
#Interface branch
##TODO: Should we look at the material associated with the
##edgements instead?
if config.dimension() == 2 and runtimeflags.surface_mode:
interfacemsplugin=self.microstructure.getPlugIn("Interfaces")
interfacemats=interfacemsplugin.getInterfaceMaterials()
# elif config.dimension() == 3:
else:
interfacemats = []
if matl in material.getMaterials(self.microstructure) or \
materialname in interfacemats:
# We *do* care. Really. Tell all the SubProblems
# belonging to the microstructure that the material has
# changed.
msname = self.microstructure.name()
subppaths = subproblemcontext.subproblems.keys(base=msname)
for subppath in subppaths:
subpctxt = subproblemcontext.subproblems[[msname]+subppath]
subpctxt.changed("Material properties changed.")
microstructure.registerMicrostructurePlugIn(MaterialMSPlugIn, "Material")
