Thanks. The write_ascii() predates the 1D support in libMesh, and was never
updated.
I'll fix that.
-Ben
On 10/30/07 11:18 AM, "Ingo Schmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear libmesh community,
>
> I've detected a bug at the TecplotIO::write_ascii() function. I'm
> messing around with "1D" boundary meshes. But I had problems to open
> such *.plt or *.dat files generated from such meshes (Tecplot aborts the
> procedure). So I checked the source code and found that irreproducible
> if condition
>
> 00187 if (mesh.mesh_dimension() != 1)
> 00188 {
> 00189 out << "Zone f=fepoint, n=" << mesh.n_nodes() << ", e=" <<
> mesh.n_active_sub_elem();
> 00190
> 00191 if (mesh.mesh_dimension() == 2)
> 00192 out << ", et=quadrilateral\n";
> 00193 else if (mesh.mesh_dimension() == 3)
> 00194 out << ", et=brick\n";
> 00195 }
>
> for my case it is enough to change it to
>
> out << "Zone f=fepoint, n=" << mesh.n_nodes() << ", e=" <<
> mesh.n_active_sub_elem();
> if (mesh.mesh_dimension() == 1)
> out << ", et=lineseg\n";
> else if (mesh.mesh_dimension() == 2)
> out << ", et=quadrilateral\n";
> else if (mesh.mesh_dimension() == 3)
> out << ", et=brick\n";
>
>
> Additionally it could be more comfortable to add the color option (e.g.
> c=black) to predefine the mesh color.
>
> Best regards
>
> Ingo
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