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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!

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,

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

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.
 
 

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