IRockyGeometryScalarsModel Struct Reference
Last update: 08.07.2024
IRockyGeometryScalarsModel Struct Reference
#include <rocky_boundary_scalars.hpp>
Inherits ScalarsModel< rocky20::BoundaryScalarsController >.
Public Member Functions | |
IRockyStatisticsAdder * | get_statistics_adder_array (int scalar_index) |
IRockyStatisticsAccumulator * | get_statistics_accumulator_array (int scalar_index) |
int | find (const char *name) |
int | add (const char *name, const char *unit, bool output=true) |
void | reset (int scalar_index) |
void | set_dimension (int scalar_index, double dimension_factor) |
Detailed Description
An IRockyGeometryScalarsModel
object allows users to create and configure custom geometry scalars. Geometry scalars are special variables that can have a value associated to every geometry defined in the project.
Member Function Documentation
◆ add()
int IRockyGeometryScalarsModel::add | ( | const char * | name, |
const char * | unit, | ||
bool | output = true |
||
) |
- This method creates a new scalar variable of type
double
- for storing custom values during a simulation, preserving them between time iterations.
- Parameters
-
name The name given to the scalar variable. The purpose of this name is twofold. First, it enables to find this scalar variable from other module, in order to share their values. Second, if the scalar variable can be displayed in a 3D window as a property, this name will identify it in the Rocky UI. unit A string specifying the unit in S.I. associated to the scalar variable. output Enables/disables the storage in disk at output times, for the visualization and post-processing of the scalar values.
- Returns
- The index that will uniquely identify the scalar variable during the execution of the simulation.
◆ find()
int IRockyGeometryScalarsModel::find | ( | const char * | name | ) |
- This method searches for a scalar variable already created by other modules,
- in order to allow access to its values, or store new values on it, during the execution of the simulation.
- Parameters
-
name The name given to the scalar at the moment of its creation.
- Returns
- The index that uniquely identifies the wanted scalar if it was actually found. It returns -1 otherwise.
◆ get_statistics_accumulator_array()
IRockyStatisticsAccumulator * IRockyGeometryScalarsModel::get_statistics_accumulator_array | ( | int | scalar_index | ) |
- Returns
- The array of all
IRockyStatisticsAccumulator
objects currently stored in a given scalar. The size of this array will be equal to the number of geometries in the project, and the contained objects will be ordered according to the geometry indexes.
- Parameters
-
scalar_index The index that identifies the scalar, attributed when it was created.
◆ get_statistics_adder_array()
IRockyStatisticsAdder * IRockyGeometryScalarsModel::get_statistics_adder_array | ( | int | scalar_index | ) |
- Returns
- The array of all
IRockyStatisticsAdder
objects currently stored in a given scalar. The size of this array will be equal to the number of geometries in the project, and the contained objects will be ordered according to the geometry indexes.
- Parameters
-
scalar_index The index that identifies the scalar, attributed when it was created.
◆ reset()
void IRockyGeometryScalarsModel::reset | ( | int | scalar_index | ) |
- This method resets to zero all values stored in a scalar variable.
- Parameters
-
scalar_index The index attributed to the scalar variable at the moment of its creation.
◆ set_dimension()
void IRockyGeometryScalarsModel::set_dimension | ( | int | scalar_index, |
double | dimension_factor | ||
) |
- The purpose of this method is to associate a dimensional factor
- to a scalar variable. This factor will be used to nondimensionalize their values. For instance, if the scalar represents a force, a force dimensional factor must be associated through this method. Dimensional factors for the fundamental magnitudes are provided by functions of a
IRockyModel
object.
- Parameters
-
scalar_index The index attributed to the scalar variable at the moment of its creation. dimension_factor The appropriate dimensional factor for the scalar variable.