Open mkundu1 opened 3 months ago
Shall we make this consistent with other PyViz features like Graphics and Plots??
>>> display_solution_variables_data(session=solver, variables=["SV_P", "SV_T"], zones=["inlet1"])
Something like:
>>> svar_disp = SolutionVariables(session=solver)
>>> svar_disp.variables = ["SV_P", "SV_T"]
>>> svar_disp.zones = ["inlet1]
>>> svar_disp.display()
format can also be an additional attribute.
Even zones can be named surface_names (or can take surface ids optionally)?
Shall we make this consistent with other PyViz features like Graphics and Plots??
>>> display_solution_variables_data(session=solver, variables=["SV_P", "SV_T"], zones=["inlet1"])
Something like:
>>> svar_disp = SolutionVariables(session=solver) >>> svar_disp.variables = ["SV_P", "SV_T"] >>> svar_disp.zones = ["inlet1] >>> svar_disp.display()
format can also be an additional attribute.
Even zones can be named surface_names (or can take surface ids optionally)?
Worth considering.
Shall we make this consistent with other PyViz features like Graphics and Plots??
>>> display_solution_variables_data(session=solver, variables=["SV_P", "SV_T"], zones=["inlet1"])
Something like:
>>> svar_disp = SolutionVariables(session=solver) >>> svar_disp.variables = ["SV_P", "SV_T"] >>> svar_disp.zones = ["inlet1] >>> svar_disp.display()
format can also be an additional attribute.
Even zones can be named surface_names (or can take surface ids optionally)?
@prmukherj I could not get the display working in the above approach. We can sometimes look into the change in the pyfluent and pyfluent-visualization branches feat/display-svars-object-based
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