On 07/03/2017 05:18 PM, Weixiong Zheng wrote:
What I couldn't understand is after setting up all the ids and printing out in
my assembly function as
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pcout <<cell->material_id ()<<std::endl;
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I can see them.
I was wrong in my previous email: material_id is 'unsigned int', so you get to
see it printed as an integer. But boundary_id is 'unsigned char', so you get
to see it printed as a character (which may, in fact, not be printable of
course, for some values).
Best
W.
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