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Linked Views: Real range filter syncronization between Geomech-Eclipse views #540
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The algorithm behind this is now rethinked. We will instead of trying to calculate the correct mapping up front, calculate the start/end cell of each applied range filter based on geometrical and closest cell match dynamically. |
…e filter mapping. Now we are ready to start testing.
Rename of forgotten viewLink ->viewController Remember to update group of linked views before adding a new dependent view.
We neeed to clamp fem range to the extents of the ecl grid within the fem grid before trying to map fem to ecl. So we need to refactor a bit.
We need to test more, but now it is getting there.
…eclipse cells less. To make better matches when one or more corner of the range is in a collapsed cells area
Moved UpateOverrides from init afterRead to OpenProject
Now we have something that works fairly robust. This becomes a more severe problem for geom to ecl mapping when the eclipse cells at the reservoir edge is collapsed, because we need the eclipse in goemech box for all the calculations. It is possible to improve this some more, but we need to see how it performs in the wild first. |
We need the real ijk-based mapping to be able to apply a range filter across to a corresponding Eclipse/Geomech grid.
We need this to be able to overwrite the range filter in the dependent case when unlinking.
(if requested)
In this way the user can do interactve ijk filtering, in both cases simultaniously. Then, at will, unlink the views and continue from the same "spot" in both cases.
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