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Description
Recently I had some confusions using the geometry dimensions. As an example, some of the geometries define the following dimensions:
Dimension
Working space dimension
Local space dimension
Line3D2
3
3
1
Triangle3D3
2
3
2
Tetrahedra3D4
3
3
3
Line2D2
2
2
1
Triangle2D3
2
2
2
Quadrilateral2D4
2
2
2
On the one hand side, there are three dimensions defined. From my point of view, there are only two spaces: the local space and the global/working one. What does mean dimension? On the other hand, how is it possible that the Line3D2 has dimension=3 and the triangle3D3 has dimension=2?
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@KratosMultiphysics/technical-committee We are discussing how to make Dimension() consistent. Since this is hardly doable automatically (can't do search and replace), our suggestion is to deprecate Dimension() and use WorkingDimension() or LocalDimension()
The way to go should be:
Deprecateor remove Dimension()
Manually change calls to Dimension() (should be ~100)
Description
Recently I had some confusions using the geometry dimensions. As an example, some of the geometries define the following dimensions:
On the one hand side, there are three dimensions defined. From my point of view, there are only two spaces: the local space and the global/working one. What does mean dimension? On the other hand, how is it possible that the Line3D2 has dimension=3 and the triangle3D3 has dimension=2?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: