libMesh::FunctionBase< Output > Class Template Referenceabstract

Base class for functors that can be evaluated at a point and (optionally) time. More...

#include <dirichlet_boundaries.h>

Inheritance diagram for libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >:

Public Member Functions

 FunctionBase (FunctionBase &&)=default
 
 FunctionBase (const FunctionBase &)=default
 
FunctionBaseoperator= (const FunctionBase &)=default
 
FunctionBaseoperator= (FunctionBase &&)=default
 
virtual ~FunctionBase ()=default
 
virtual void init ()
 
virtual void clear ()
 
virtual std::unique_ptr< FunctionBase< Output > > clone () const =0
 
virtual Output operator() (const Point &p, const Real time=0.)=0
 
void operator() (const Point &p, DenseVector< Output > &output)
 
virtual void operator() (const Point &p, const Real time, DenseVector< Output > &output)=0
 
virtual Output component (unsigned int i, const Point &p, Real time=0.)
 
bool initialized () const
 
void set_is_time_dependent (bool is_time_dependent)
 
bool is_time_dependent () const
 

Protected Member Functions

 FunctionBase (const FunctionBase *master=nullptr)
 

Protected Attributes

const FunctionBase_master
 
bool _initialized
 
bool _is_time_dependent
 

Detailed Description

template<typename Output = Number>
class libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >

Base class for functors that can be evaluated at a point and (optionally) time.

Instances of FunctionBase represent functions (in the mathematical sense) of time and space, $ f(\mathbf{x},t) = \mbox{\texttt{v}} $, where v may be either a Number or a DenseVector<Number>. Children of this base class implement different styles of data retrieval for these functions. Use the constructors of the derived classes for creating new objects. The required input of each derived class thwarts the effective use of the commonly used build() member. But afterward the virtual members allow the convenient and libMesh-common usage through a FunctionBase *.

Note
For functor objects for vector-valued variables, it is assumed each component is indexed contiguously; i.e. if u_var is index 3, then libMesh expects the x-component of u_var is index 3, the y-component is index 4, and the z-component is index 5.
For 2-D elements in 3 spatial dimensions, libMesh is expecting 2 components (i.e. mesh_dimension() number of components).
Author
Daniel Dreyer
Date
2003

Definition at line 45 of file dirichlet_boundaries.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ FunctionBase() [1/3]

template<typename Output >
libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::FunctionBase ( const FunctionBase< Output > *  master = nullptr)
inlineexplicitprotected

Constructor. Optionally takes a master.

Definition at line 195 of file function_base.h.

195  :
196  _master (master),
197  _initialized (false),
198  _is_time_dependent (true) // Assume we are time-dependent until the user says otherwise
199 {
200 }
const FunctionBase * _master

◆ FunctionBase() [2/3]

template<typename Output = Number>
libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::FunctionBase ( FunctionBase< Output > &&  )
default

The 5 special functions can be defaulted for this class.

◆ FunctionBase() [3/3]

template<typename Output = Number>
libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::FunctionBase ( const FunctionBase< Output > &  )
default

◆ ~FunctionBase()

template<typename Output = Number>
virtual libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::~FunctionBase ( )
virtualdefault

Member Function Documentation

◆ clear()

template<typename Output = Number>
virtual void libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::clear ( )
inlinevirtual

◆ clone()

◆ component()

template<typename Output >
Output libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::component ( unsigned int  i,
const Point p,
Real  time = 0. 
)
inlinevirtual
Returns
The vector component i at coordinate p and time time.
Note
Subclasses aren't required to override this, since the default implementation is based on the full vector evaluation, which is often correct.
Subclasses are recommended to override this, since the default implementation is based on a vector evaluation, which is usually unnecessarily inefficient.

Reimplemented in libMesh::CompositeFunction< Output >, libMesh::ParsedFunction< Output, OutputGradient >, libMesh::ParsedFunction< T >, and libMesh::WrappedFunction< Output >.

Definition at line 228 of file function_base.h.

231 {
232  DenseVector<Output> outvec(i+1);
233  (*this)(p, time, outvec);
234  return outvec(i);
235 }

◆ init()

template<typename Output = Number>
virtual void libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::init ( )
inlinevirtual

◆ initialized()

template<typename Output >
bool libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::initialized ( ) const
inline
Returns
true when this object is properly initialized and ready for use, false otherwise.

Definition at line 206 of file function_base.h.

207 {
208  return (this->_initialized);
209 }

◆ is_time_dependent()

template<typename Output >
bool libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::is_time_dependent ( ) const
inline
Returns
true when the function this object represents is actually time-dependent, false otherwise.

Definition at line 220 of file function_base.h.

Referenced by libMesh::CompositeFunction< Output >::attach_subfunction().

221 {
222  return (this->_is_time_dependent);
223 }

◆ operator()() [1/3]

template<typename Output = Number>
virtual Output libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::operator() ( const Point p,
const Real  time = 0. 
)
pure virtual

◆ operator()() [2/3]

template<typename Output>
void libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::operator() ( const Point p,
DenseVector< Output > &  output 
)
inline

Evaluation function for time-independent vector-valued functions. Sets output values in the passed-in output DenseVector.

Definition at line 241 of file function_base.h.

243 {
244  // Call the time-dependent function with t=0.
245  this->operator()(p, 0., output);
246 }
virtual Output operator()(const Point &p, const Real time=0.)=0

◆ operator()() [3/3]

template<typename Output = Number>
virtual void libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::operator() ( const Point p,
const Real  time,
DenseVector< Output > &  output 
)
pure virtual

◆ operator=() [1/2]

template<typename Output = Number>
FunctionBase& libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::operator= ( const FunctionBase< Output > &  )
default

◆ operator=() [2/2]

template<typename Output = Number>
FunctionBase& libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::operator= ( FunctionBase< Output > &&  )
default

◆ set_is_time_dependent()

template<typename Output >
void libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::set_is_time_dependent ( bool  is_time_dependent)
inline

Function to set whether this is a time-dependent function or not. This is intended to be only used by subclasses who cannot natively determine time-dependence. In such a case, this function should be used immediately following construction.

Definition at line 213 of file function_base.h.

214 {
216 }
bool is_time_dependent() const

Member Data Documentation

◆ _initialized

template<typename Output = Number>
bool libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::_initialized
protected

When init() was called so that everything is ready for calls to operator() (...), then this bool is true.

Definition at line 180 of file function_base.h.

Referenced by libMesh::AnalyticFunction< Output >::AnalyticFunction(), libMesh::ConstFunction< Output >::ConstFunction(), and libMesh::WrappedFunction< Output >::WrappedFunction().

◆ _is_time_dependent

template<typename Output = Number>
bool libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::_is_time_dependent
protected

Cache whether or not this function is actually time-dependent.

Definition at line 185 of file function_base.h.

Referenced by libMesh::CompositeFunction< Output >::attach_subfunction(), and libMesh::ConstFunction< Output >::ConstFunction().

◆ _master

template<typename Output = Number>
const FunctionBase* libMesh::FunctionBase< Output >::_master
protected

Const pointer to our master, initialized to nullptr. There may be cases where multiple functions are required, but to save memory, one master handles some centralized data.

Definition at line 174 of file function_base.h.


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