cape.pylava.options.meshopts: LAVA mesh options

This module provides options for LAVA Curvilinear grid systems. Curvilinear grid systems have a complex file structure, but the pyLava options are relatively simple. The user then specifies a home folder for the mesh files. Finally, the user specifies the names of various mesh (and related) files to copy or link (relative to the ConfigDir) into the case folder.

A typical example JSON section is showed below.

"Mesh": {
    "ConfigDir": "common",
    "LinkFiles": [
        "grid.in.ihc",
        "grid.b2b",
        "grid.bc.in",
        "INTOUT",
        "usurp/panel_weights.dat",
    ]
}
See Also:
class cape.pylava.options.meshopts.MeshOpts(*args, **kw)
get_MeshConfigDir(j=None, i=None, **kw)

Get folder from which to copy/link mesh files

Call:
>>> ConfigDir = opts.get_MeshConfigDir(j=None, i=None, **kw)
Inputs:
opts: MeshOpts

options interface

j: {None} | int

Phase index; use None to just return v

i: {None} | int | np.ndarray

opts.x index(es) to use with @expr, @map, etc.

vdef: {None} | object

Manual default

mode: {None} | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3

Warning mode code

0:

no checks

1:

validate silently

2:

validate and show warnings

3:

raise an exception if invalid

ring: {opts._optring[key]} | True | False

Override option to loop through phase inputs

listdepth: {0} | int > 0

Depth of list to treat as a scalar

x: {None} | dict

Ref conditions to use with @expr, @map, etc.; often a run matrix; used in combination with i

sample: {True} | False

Apply j, i, and other settings recursively if output is a list or dict

Outputs:
ConfigDir: {None} | str

folder from which to copy/link mesh files

set_MeshConfigDir(v, j=None, mode=None)

Get folder from which to copy/link mesh files

Call:
>>> opts.set_MeshConfigDir(ConfigDir, j=None, i=None, **kw)
Inputs:
opts: MeshOpts

options interface

ConfigDir: {None} | str

folder from which to copy/link mesh files

j: {None} | int

Phase index; use None to just return v

mode: {None} | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3

Warning mode code

0:

no checks

1:

validate silently

2:

validate and show warnings

3:

raise an exception if invalid

listdepth: {0} | int > 0

Depth of list to treat as a scalar