Documentation: converted javadoc @ to LaTeX style \ in Doxygen code docs

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========= |
\\ / F ield | OpenFOAM: The Open Source CFD Toolbox
\\ / O peration |
\\ / A nd | Copyright (C) 2004-2010 OpenCFD Ltd.
\\ / A nd | Copyright (C) 2004-2011 OpenCFD Ltd.
\\/ M anipulation |
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License
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- foamToVTK [OPTION]
@param -ascii \n
\param -ascii \n
Write VTK data in ASCII format instead of binary.
@param -mesh \<name\>\n
\param -mesh \<name\>\n
Use a different mesh name (instead of -region)
@param -fields \<fields\>\n
\param -fields \<fields\>\n
Convert selected fields only. For example,
@verbatim
\verbatim
-fields "( p T U )"
@endverbatim
\endverbatim
The quoting is required to avoid shell expansions and to pass the
information as a single argument.
@param -surfaceFields \n
\param -surfaceFields \n
Write surfaceScalarFields (e.g., phi)
@param -cellSet \<name\>\n
@param -faceSet \<name\>\n
@param -pointSet \<name\>\n
\param -cellSet \<name\>\n
\param -faceSet \<name\>\n
\param -pointSet \<name\>\n
Restrict conversion to the cellSet, faceSet or pointSet.
@param -nearCellValue \n
\param -nearCellValue \n
Output cell value on patches instead of patch value itself
@param -noInternal \n
\param -noInternal \n
Do not generate file for mesh, only for patches
@param -noPointValues \n
\param -noPointValues \n
No pointFields
@param -noFaceZones \n
\param -noFaceZones \n
No faceZones
@param -noLinks \n
\param -noLinks \n
(in parallel) do not link processor files to master
@param poly \n
\param poly \n
write polyhedral cells without tet/pyramid decomposition
@param -allPatches \n
\param -allPatches \n
Combine all patches into a single file
@param -excludePatches \<patchNames\>\n
\param -excludePatches \<patchNames\>\n
Specify patches (wildcards) to exclude. For example,
@verbatim
\verbatim
-excludePatches '( inlet_1 inlet_2 "proc.*")'
@endverbatim
\endverbatim
The quoting is required to avoid shell expansions and to pass the
information as a single argument. The double quotes denote a regular
expression.
@param -useTimeName \n
\param -useTimeName \n
use the time index in the VTK file name instead of the time index
Note
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However can have .pvd file format which refers to time simulation
if XML *.vtu files are available:
@verbatim
\verbatim
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<VTKFile type="Collection"
version="0.1"
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<DataSet timestep="500" file="pitzDaily_11.vtu"/>
</Collection>
</VTKFile>
@endverbatim
\endverbatim
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