#include <ExodusWriter.h>
Inheritance diagram for Sundance::ExodusWriter:
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If no variables have been put in the ExodusII database, then a new variable with the name given will be added. If variables have been put in the database, then the expression will be added if and only if the variable name matches one of the variables that has already been added Referenced by writeField(). |
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If variables have been put in the database, then the expression will be added if and only if the name matches one of the variables that has already been added Implements Sundance::FieldWriterBase. Definition at line 63 of file ExodusWriter.h. References writeField(). |
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Implements Sundance::FieldWriterBase. |
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Implements Sundance::FieldWriterBase. |
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This allows new results to be written to the destination file if results have already been recorded in the source file If the destination file exists, it will be replaced. NOTE: it is perfectly legal for the source and dest to be the same, this will have the overall effect of wiping any results that were previously recorded in the source file. |
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Definition at line 83 of file ExodusWriter.h. |
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Definition at line 84 of file ExodusWriter.h. |
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Definition at line 85 of file ExodusWriter.h. |
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Definition at line 86 of file ExodusWriter.h. |
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Definition at line 87 of file ExodusWriter.h. |