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Input file gli keyword #POINTS

  1. Input file gli keyword #POINTS
    1. Documentation from doxygen
    2. Used in benchmarks
    3. Source code reading this keyword from Input files
      1. [[https://svn.ufz.de/ogs/browser/trunk/sources/FileIO/OGSIOVer4.cpp#L603|Fi …
      2. [[https://svn.ufz.de/ogs/browser/trunk/sources/GEO/geo_pnt.cpp#L229|GEO/geo …

Description

This keyword indicates a following list of points, which includes the point numbers and the Cartesian coordinates. Optionally, a name can be assigned to each point.

Parameters

The first parameter (int) defines the point number. The following three values (double) are the Cartesian coordinates X Y Z.

Subkeywords

$NAME - A point name is only required if points are used for boundary conditions, source terms, output or initial conditions. Names are written behind the coordinate definition and after the sub-keyword $NAME.

Examples

#POINTS
0 0.0 0.0 0.0
1 0.0 750 0.0
2 1000 750 0.0
3 1000 0 0.00
4 500 375 0.0 $NAME POINT4
5 600 375 0.0 $NAME POINT5
#POLYLINE
 $NAME
 left_bc
 $POINTS
 0
 1
#POLYLINE
 $NAME
 right_bc
 $POINTS
 2
 3
#POLYLINE
 $NAME
 top_bc
 $POINTS
 1
 2
#POLYLINE
 $NAME
 bottom_bc
 $POINTS
 3   
 0
#POLYLINE
 $NAME
 polygon
 $POINTS
 0
 1
 2
 3
 0
 #STOP

Documentation from doxygen

None.

Used in benchmarks

Source code reading this keyword from Input files

FileIO/OGSIOVer4.cpp line 603

 603: 	std::cout << "done" << "\n";
 604: 
 605: 	std::string tag;
 606: 	while (tag.find("#POINTS") == std::string::npos && !in.eof())
 607: 		getline (in, tag);
 608: 
 609: 	// read names of points into vector of strings

GEO/geo_pnt.cpp line 229

 229: 
 230: 		if(line_string.find("#STOP") != string::npos) //11.08.2011. WW
 231: 			break;
 232: 		if(line_string.find("#POINTS") != string::npos)
 233: 			while (ok)
 234: 			{
 235: 				m_gli_points = new CGLPoint();

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