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The timeName() function simply returns the dimensionedScalar::name() which holds the user-time name of the current time and now that timeName() is no longer virtual the dimensionedScalar::name() can be called directly. The timeName() function implementation is maintained for backward-compatibility.
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44 lines
1.0 KiB
C++
// Read time index from */uniform/time, but treat 0 and constant specially
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// or simply increment from the '-index' option if it was supplied
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label timeIndex = 0;
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if (optIndex)
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{
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timeIndex = indexingNumber++;
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}
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else if
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(
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runTime.name() != runTime.constant()
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&& runTime.name() != "0"
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)
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{
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typeIOobject<IOdictionary> io
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(
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"time",
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runTime.name(),
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"uniform",
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runTime,
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IOobject::READ_IF_PRESENT,
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IOobject::NO_WRITE,
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false
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);
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if (io.headerOk())
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{
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io.readOpt() = IOobject::MUST_READ_IF_MODIFIED;
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IOdictionary timeObject(io);
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timeObject.lookup("index") >> timeIndex;
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}
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else
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{
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Info<< "skip ... missing entry "
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<< io.objectPath() << endl;
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continue;
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}
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}
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timeIndices.insert(timeIndex, timeDirs[timeI].value());
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Info<< "\nTime [" << timeIndex << "] = " << runTime.name() << nl;
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