Example2D Class Reference

store all functions needed to describe an example More...

#include <Example2D.h>

Inheritance diagram for Example2D:

Public Member Functions
	Example2D (std::vector< DoubleFunct2D * > exact, std::vector< BoundCondFunct2D * > bc, std::vector< BoundValueFunct2D * > bd, CoeffFct2D *coeffs)
	initialize your own example More...
const std::vector < DoubleFunct2D * > &	get_exact () const
DoubleFunct2D *	get_exact (unsigned int i) const
BoundCondFunct2D **	get_bc ()
BoundCondFunct2D *	get_bc (unsigned int i) const
BoundValueFunct2D **	get_bd ()
BoundValueFunct2D *	get_bd (unsigned int i) const
CoeffFct2D *	get_coeffs () const

Public Attributes
std::vector< DoubleFunct2D * >	exact_solution
std::vector< BoundCondFunct2D * >	boundary_conditions
std::vector< BoundValueFunct2D * >	boundary_data
CoeffFct2D *	problem_coefficients

Protected Member Functions
	Example2D ()
	default constructor More...

Detailed Description

store all functions needed to describe an example

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Mainly this stores the exact solution (if available), boundary condition, boundary data, and the coefficients of the pde. Note that you almost always want to create an object of a derived class, rather than of type Example2D itself.

Below we use std::vector in case there are multiple solution components (e.g. velocity components and pressure).

Author

Ulrich Wilbrandt,

Date

13.03.15

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Example2D::Example2D ( )

protected

default constructor

This is used only by the classes derived from this class.

Example2D::Example2D	(	std::vector< DoubleFunct2D * >	exact,
		std::vector< BoundCondFunct2D * >	bc,
		std::vector< BoundValueFunct2D * >	bd,
		CoeffFct2D *	coeffs
	)

initialize your own example

Create an example with all vectors already defined.

Member Function Documentation

const std::vector<DoubleFunct2D*>& Example2D::get_exact ( ) const

inline

getters

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• Examples/Example2D.h
• Examples/Example2D.C