Custom input/output mesh path

[Luigi Giaccari]

Hi,


I am struggling in setting up custom input or output meshes for a code saturne case.
Basically, I would like to call inside a script the runcase executable
which does the same analysis but on different in/out meshes.

I got mudded into Fortran user subroutines, I tried to change the usdpst.f90 subroutine but no success.


My question is: where do I go to set input/output path?

Is there a doc where I can find a simple example or explanation?
Thanks in advance!

[Yvan Fournier]

Hello,
Documentation for the script may be found in the main user documentation pdf file, and the main variables used by the runcase script are dscribed in bin/runcase.help.
This assumes you are using the legacy (default) shell script runcase. If you generated your case using the --new-runcase option to "code_saturne create", your runcase is a Python file, and using dir(d) where d is the domain object create in the runcase will help you fin the equivalent members.
Best regards,

[David Monfort]

Hi Luigi,
Have you found a suitable solution for your script ?
David

[Luigi Giaccari]

I actually needed to have the output mesh named in the same way.
 
I succeeded in a brute way by setting the SUFFIX=$DATE to SUFFIX="".
 
this way output results are named as "chr.med." instead of "chr.med.23341235".
 
But I strongly think there is a better solution, maybe paying in the launch script with the following lines:
 
  rayt_list=`ls bord* 2>/dev/null`   if [ ! -z "${rayt_list}" ] ; then     for f in $rayt_list ; do       if [ ! -d $RESU/CHR.$SUFFIX ] ; then         mkdir $RESU/CHR.$SUFFIX       fi       cp $f $RESU/CHR.$SUFFIX/.     done   fi
 
 
I haven't tried cause now I am in another project.
 
Hope it helps!
 
Luigi
 
 
ps how to subscribe to threads? I am not receiving e-mail when someone replies.
 
 

[David Monfort]

Hi Luigi,
Unfortunately, the options of the Plone forum are very... sparse :-(
I would suggest you to subscribe instead to the RSS feed available at https://code-saturne.edf-labs.net/products/code-saturne/forums/RSS (the whole forum threads).
Hope it is convenient enough for you.
David