FlushFormatPlotfile.cpp File Reference

#include "FlushFormatPlotfile.H"
#include "WarpX.H"
#include "Utils/Interpolate.H"
#include "Particles/Filter/FilterFunctors.H"
#include <AMReX_buildInfo.H>

Functions
void	WriteRawMF (const MultiFab &F, const DistributionMapping &dm, const std::string &filename, const std::string &level_prefix, const std::string &field_name, const int lev, const bool plot_guards)
	Write the data from MultiFab F into the file filename as a raw field (i.e. no interpolation to cell centers). Write guard cells if plot_guards is True. More...
void	WriteZeroRawMF (const MultiFab &F, const DistributionMapping &dm, const std::string &filename, const std::string &level_prefix, const std::string &field_name, const int lev, const int ng)
	Write a multifab of the same shape as F but filled with 0. (The shape includes guard cells if plot_guards is True.) This is mainly needed because the yt reader requires all levels of the coarse/fine patch to be written, but WarpX does not have data for the coarse patch of level 0 (meaningless). More...
void	WriteCoarseVector (const std::string field_name, const MultiFab *Fx_cp, const MultiFab *Fy_cp, const MultiFab *Fz_cp, const MultiFab *Fx_fp, const MultiFab *Fy_fp, const MultiFab *Fz_fp, const DistributionMapping &dm, const std::string &filename, const std::string &level_prefix, const int lev, const bool plot_guards)
	Write the coarse vector multifab F*_cp to the file filename after sampling/interpolating its value on the fine grid corresponding to F*_fp. This is mainly needed because the yt reader requires the coarse and fine patch to have the same shape. More...
void	WriteCoarseScalar (const std::string field_name, const MultiFab *F_cp, const MultiFab *F_fp, const DistributionMapping &dm, const std::string &filename, const std::string &level_prefix, const int lev, const bool plot_guards, const int icomp)
	Write the coarse scalar multifab F_cp to the file filename after sampling/interpolating its value on the fine grid corresponding to F_fp. This is mainly needed because the yt reader requires the coarse and fine patch to have the same shape. More...

Function Documentation

WriteCoarseScalar()

void WriteCoarseScalar	(	const std::string	field_name,
		const MultiFab *	F_cp,
		const MultiFab *	F_fp,
		const DistributionMapping &	dm,
		const std::string &	filename,
		const std::string &	level_prefix,
		const int	lev,
		const bool	plot_guards,
		const int	icomp
	)

Write the coarse scalar multifab F_cp to the file filename after sampling/interpolating its value on the fine grid corresponding to F_fp. This is mainly needed because the yt reader requires the coarse and fine patch to have the same shape.

WriteCoarseVector()

void WriteCoarseVector	(	const std::string	field_name,
		const MultiFab *	Fx_cp,
		const MultiFab *	Fy_cp,
		const MultiFab *	Fz_cp,
		const MultiFab *	Fx_fp,
		const MultiFab *	Fy_fp,
		const MultiFab *	Fz_fp,
		const DistributionMapping &	dm,
		const std::string &	filename,
		const std::string &	level_prefix,
		const int	lev,
		const bool	plot_guards
	)

Write the coarse vector multifab F*_cp to the file filename after sampling/interpolating its value on the fine grid corresponding to F*_fp. This is mainly needed because the yt reader requires the coarse and fine patch to have the same shape.

WriteRawMF()

void WriteRawMF	(	const MultiFab &	F,
		const DistributionMapping &	dm,
		const std::string &	filename,
		const std::string &	level_prefix,
		const std::string &	field_name,
		const int	lev,
		const bool	plot_guards
	)

Write the data from MultiFab F into the file filename as a raw field (i.e. no interpolation to cell centers). Write guard cells if plot_guards is True.

WriteZeroRawMF()

void WriteZeroRawMF	(	const MultiFab &	F,
		const DistributionMapping &	dm,
		const std::string &	filename,
		const std::string &	level_prefix,
		const std::string &	field_name,
		const int	lev,
		const int	ng
	)

Write a multifab of the same shape as F but filled with 0. (The shape includes guard cells if plot_guards is True.) This is mainly needed because the yt reader requires all levels of the coarse/fine patch to be written, but WarpX does not have data for the coarse patch of level 0 (meaningless).