Changes enumeration of elements and basisfunction to consistent scheme #41
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As requested @TheBB |
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Wow, I didn't expect this so quickly. Will try to build the python bindings against this, at least. |
…ering knot from the local knot vectors
After basis function numbering changed, files no longer necessarily have the basis functions listed in order of ID, therefore we can't just update pointers based on file order and expect to get the right ones.
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Rebased on #42 which will be merged shortly |
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The element reordering as it stands is currently optional, but the basisfunction reordering is forced. This is because any call to
LRSpline::generateIDs()will overwrite the enumeration given byLRSpline::renumberBasisfunctions().generateIDs()is frequently called, for instance during write-to-file, so I couldn't find a good way around this. Let me know if you have any suggestions.Hopefully this will not break any downstream applications such as IFEM, but it is not unthinkable that it is going to since the new enumeration scheme is forced.