- old convention was that on last time step it would only call end()
and not execute()
- however this meant that e.g. the functionObjectProperties file
did not get written
- and almost all functionObjects were doing an execute() inside of end()
- new convention: call execute() on last time step, just before doing end()
This had been used in functionObjects:
Info(log)<< "messages" << data << ....
in which it is not at all clear what the "log" argument does whereas
if (log) Info<< "messages" << data << ....
is totally clear and more efficient.
end of Time::operator++. This allows to know if the next timeIndex will be
a dumping time. The function object "partialWrite" modifyes the write option
of the those fields which will be written down at given intervals of the overall
outout times.
