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| JunctorInterface (const std::array< std::vector< coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * >, inputc > inputCellVectors, const std::array< std::vector< coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * >, outputc > outputCellVectors, const std::array< bool, 7 > filteredValues, const char *type) |
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void | updateCellData (std::vector< coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * > new_inputCellVectors[inputc], std::vector< coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * > new_outputCellVectors[outputc], std::vector< tarch::la::Vector< dim, unsigned int > > &new_cellIndices) |
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| FilterInterface (const std::vector< coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * > &inputCellVector, const std::vector< coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * > &outputCellVector, const std::array< bool, 7 > filteredValues, const char *type) |
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| FilterInterface (const char *type) |
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virtual void | operator() ()=0 |
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void | updateCellData (const std::vector< coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * > &new_inputCells, const std::vector< coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * > &new_outputCells) |
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const char * | getType () const |
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std::vector< coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * > | getInputCells () const |
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std::vector< coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * > | getOutputCells () const |
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coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * | getInputCellOfIndex (const CellIndex_T &index) |
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coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * | getOutputCellOfIndex (const CellIndex_T &index) |
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void | setInputCells (const std::vector< coupling::datastructures::CouplingCell< dim > * > &newInputCells) |
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int | getSize () const |
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template<unsigned int dim, std::size_t inputc, std::size_t outputc>
class coupling::filtering::JunctorInterface< dim, inputc, outputc >
Junctors are a generalization of Filters, in the sense that they can harbour multi in- and/or outputs. This allows for filters needing multiple sets of input data (e.g. unfiltered/prefiltered) or comparing read-only-filters. //TODO: implement FilterJunctorReadOnly? Junctors are stored in FilterJunctions, which generalize FilterSequences in a similar way. You can currently not add Junctors dynamically via FFF.
Implemenents FI. The underlying FI has the junctor's main partition's (i.e [0] of the corresponding std::array) input/output data. (cf. lines 35, 67.)
- Author
- Felix Maurer