gfs2oogl2D1
Converts a gerris simulation file to other (graphical) formats.
Usage
gfs2oogl [OPTION]
<GFS_FILE
Overview
This manual page documents briefly the gfs2oogl command.
Options
These programs follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below.
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-u V, --iso=V -
Outputs a GTS file isosurface for value V the variable needs to be specified using -c.
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-f D, --stream=D -
Draw evenly-spaced streamlines (D is the spacing).
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-I M, --dmin=M -
Controls length of evenly-spaced streamlines default is 0.5.
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-O M, --maxcost=M -
Controls compression of streamlines (default is 2e-7).
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-b x,.., --box=x,y,.. -
Specify bounding box for streamline calculation.
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-j, --closed -
Outputs only closed streamlines.
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-p F, --profile=F -
Output list of values for coordinates defined in F.
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-o, --mixed -
Output text values in mixed cells only.
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-L L, --level=L -
Use cells at level L only.
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-i, --reinit -
Reinitializes refinement and solid fractions.
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-e, --merged -
Draw boundaries of merged cells.
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-S, --squares -
Draw (colored) squares.
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-g, --gnuplot -
Output gnuplot data.
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-x VAL, --sx=VAL -
outputs a GTS surface, cross section for x = VAL of the scalar variable.
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-y VAL, --sy=VAL -
outputs a GTS surface, cross section for y = VAL of the scalar variable.
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-z VAL, --sz=VAL -
outputs a GTS surface, cross section for z = VAL of the scalar variable.
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-s S, --surface=S -
outputs the surface defined by file S (or the solid surface is S is equal to `solid').
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-V S, --vector=S -
output an OOGL representation of the velocity vector field in the mixed cells.
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-l F, --streamlines=F -
draw streamlines starting from each point defined in file F.
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-C F, --cylinder=F -
draw stream cylinders starting from each point defined in file F.
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-R F, --ribbon=F -
draw stream ribbons starting from each point defined in file F.
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-r -
refines the solid surface according to the local resolution.
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-c V, --color=V -
color surfaces, streamlines etc... according to the.
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-m V, --min=V -
set minimum scalar value to V.
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-M V, --max=V -
set maximum scalar value to V.
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-v, --verbose -
display statistics and other info.
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-h, --help -
display the help and exit.
Releases
7 releases since Debian 6.0 (Squeeze); the text changed 1 time.