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With this change foamToC now includes Function1 and Function2 entries, thus
foamToC -table Function1
prints
Tables of type Function1
avTypeFunction1
labelFunction1
scalarFunction1
sphericalTensorFunction1
symmTensorFunction1
tensorFunction1
trvTypeFunction1
vectorFunction1
and
foamToC -table scalarFunction1
prints
Contents of table scalarFunction1, base type Function1:
NSRDS0 libspecie.so
NSRDS1 libspecie.so
NSRDS14 libspecie.so
NSRDS2 libspecie.so
NSRDS3 libspecie.so
NSRDS4 libspecie.so
NSRDS5 libspecie.so
NSRDS6 libspecie.so
NSRDS7 libspecie.so
coded libOpenFOAM.so
constant libOpenFOAM.so
exponentialSqrRamp libOpenFOAM.so
halfCosineRamp libOpenFOAM.so
integratedNonUniformTable libspecie.so
laminarBL libfiniteVolume.so
linearRamp libOpenFOAM.so
nonUniformTable libOpenFOAM.so
none libOpenFOAM.so
one libOpenFOAM.so
polynomial libOpenFOAM.so
quadraticRamp libOpenFOAM.so
quarterCosineRamp libOpenFOAM.so
quarterSineRamp libOpenFOAM.so
reverseRamp libOpenFOAM.so
scale libOpenFOAM.so
sine libOpenFOAM.so
square libOpenFOAM.so
squarePulse libOpenFOAM.so
table libOpenFOAM.so
tableFile libOpenFOAM.so
turbulentBL libfiniteVolume.so
uniform libOpenFOAM.so
uniformTable libOpenFOAM.so
zero libOpenFOAM.so
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