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Dune::PDELab::DifferenceAdapter< T1, T2 > Class Template Reference
Adapter returning f1(x)-f2(x) for two given grid functions. More...
#include <dune/pdelab/gridfunctionspace/gridfunctionadapter.hh>
Public Types | |
typedef T::GridViewType | GridViewType |
Type of the GridView. | |
typedef LeafNodeTag | NodeTag |
The type tag that describes a LeafNode. | |
Public Member Functions | |
DifferenceAdapter (const T1 &t1_, const T2 &t2_) | |
constructor | |
void | evaluate (const typename Traits::ElementType &e, const typename Traits::DomainType &x, typename Traits::RangeType &y) const |
Evaluate the GridFunction at given position. More... | |
Output::DataSetType | dataSetType () const |
Return the data set type of this function. | |
void | setDataSetType (Output::DataSetType dataSetType) |
Set the data set type of this function. | |
Static Public Attributes | |
static const bool | isLeaf = true |
Mark this class as a leaf in a dune-typetree. | |
static const bool | isPower = false |
Mark this class as a non power in the dune-typetree. | |
static const bool | isComposite = false |
Mark this class as a non composite in the dune-typetree. | |
Detailed Description
template<typename T1, typename T2>
class Dune::PDELab::DifferenceAdapter< T1, T2 >
class Dune::PDELab::DifferenceAdapter< T1, T2 >
Adapter returning f1(x)-f2(x) for two given grid functions.
- Template Parameters
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T1 a grid function type T2 a grid function type
Member Function Documentation
◆ evaluate()
template<typename T1 , typename T2 >
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inline |
Evaluate the GridFunction at given position.
Evaluates components of the grid function at the given position and returns these values in a vector.
- Parameters
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[in] e The entity to evaluate on [in] x The position in entity-local coordinates [out] y The result of the evaluation
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- dune/pdelab/gridfunctionspace/gridfunctionadapter.hh
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