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CMGeometry

Struct CMGeometry 

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pub struct CMGeometry {
    pub vertices: VerticesData,
    pub volume_elements: VolumeElementData,
    grid: Option<Box<dyn CompartmentMesh>>,
    pub mesh_type: MeshType,
}

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§vertices: VerticesData§volume_elements: VolumeElementData§grid: Option<Box<dyn CompartmentMesh>>§mesh_type: MeshType

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impl CMGeometry

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fn fill_detail(&mut self, geometry: &Arc<Geometry>) -> (Vec<usize>, Vec<usize>)

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fn init_cm_grid(&mut self, n_div: [usize; 3], mesh_type: MeshType)

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fn detect_compartment(&mut self, n_div: [usize; 3], mesh_type: MeshType)

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pub fn get_element_centroid( &self, vol_element_global_id: usize, n_vertex: usize, ) -> CartesianCoordinates

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impl CMGeometry

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pub fn n_zone(&self) -> usize

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pub(super) fn interface_iter( &self, ) -> impl Iterator<Item = (usize, usize, usize, usize)> + '_

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pub fn fill_vertices( &self, volume_element_global_id: usize, n_vertex: usize, local_vertices: &mut Vec<CartesianCoordinates>, )

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pub fn get_count_volume_element_first_pass(&self) -> CountVolumeElement

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pub fn init( n_div: [usize; 3], geometry: Arc<Geometry>, mesh_type: MeshType, ) -> Self

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pub fn get_grid(&self) -> Option<&dyn CompartmentMesh>

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