Description of user defined variables.
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character(len=LabelLen), | public | :: | label | A name for this variable. |
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integer, | public | :: | nComponents | Number of components of this variable |
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character(len=labelLen), | public | :: | varType | How to treat this variable: "operation" or "st_fun" |
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character(len=labelLen), | public | :: | operType | Type of Operation to perfom on this variable |
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type(tem_reduction_transient_config_type), | public | :: | redTransConfig | additional info to load for reduction transient operation |
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character(len=LabelLen), | public, | allocatable | :: | input_varName(:) | input variables names this variable depends on |
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integer, | public, | allocatable | :: | input_varIndex(:) | Component index to extract from input_varName for operType = 'extract' NOTE: It is possible to extract of component index from only one variable so input_varName for operType="extract" must be single variable name |
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type(tem_spacetime_fun_type), | public, | allocatable | :: | st_fun(:) | space time functions |
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character(len=labelLen), | public | :: | evalType | The evaluation type to use. The evaluation type defines how the variable should evaluate a get_point or get_element-request when there are more than one space time functions that could fulfill this request. The standard evaluation type is 'add'. So every space time function is asked to fulfill the request and all results are added up to the final result returned back to the caller. Another evaluation type is 'last' which takes the sole value of the last space time function that was able to fulfill this request. For this evaluation type the ordering of the space time functions in the variable definition is important. |
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procedure(tem_append_solverVar_method), | public, | pointer | :: | append_solverVar | => | NULL() | A method to append the read solver specific variable to the varSys |
type(c_ptr), | public | :: | solver_specifics | = | C_NULL_PTR |