Moving maximum iteration FatalErrorIn check after constraint while loop.
Adding currentOrientation function to give access to Q, but safely and
with a more descriptive name for the function.
Some tools now output sets at the pointsInstance (if relating to geometry),
some at the facesInstance (if relating to topology).
So when loading them we now search for them from current time down
to facesInstance. They cannot be beyond facesInstance.
Adapted Time::findInstance to take optional limiting instance. Adapted
topoSet to use this. Adapted all uses of IOobjectList on sets to do the
same.
While p and pmh (pd in OpenFOAM-1.5.?) are equivalent on orthogonal meshes they
are not on non-orthogonal meshes and the difference is very important for
buoyancy-dominated flows such as settling. settlingFoam is now written in terms
of pmh (static pressure minus hydrostatic pressure) which used to be called pd
but that confused too may people.
pointsInstance.
For now also dump topology related sets to pointsInstance since otherwise
paraFoam cannot see them (only looks at first 'sets' directory when searching
back)
Added force to fixedPoint constraint.
Moved application of rotation matrices to function.
Implemented predictedPosition function.
Added maximum iteration check and under-relaxation variable.
- Earlier calculation of dQ was misleading - gave a measure of temperature
change and not heat release - also mixed molar/mass units so value was
somewhat random
- Updated to calculate enthalpy/sec [m2/s3] and improved/more descriptive
comments
- info now written as strings
- info now collected on master processor and written to top level
postProcessing folder as postProcessing/lagrangian/<cloudName>/<time>/...
The refValue was being converted by mixedEnthalpy (even though it is not
used) so a sensible value is necessary to get it to go through the conversion.
So it now just gets the value
The boundary conditions were still accessing e.g. the temperature even
when restarting. Now they
will reread all their data if there is a 'value' field present.
