chrono::fea::ChFieldDataParallel Class Reference

Description

Helper class for compounding material data from two materials into one single data structure.

#include <ChMaterial3DStressParallel.h>

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Collaboration diagram for chrono::fea::ChFieldDataParallel:

Public Member Functions
	ChFieldDataParallel (std::unique_ptr< ChFieldData > data_A, std::unique_ptr< ChFieldData > data_B)
virtual ChFieldData *	GetNthSubData (int n) override
	Optionally, a ChFieldData could have children ChFieldData objects, like a tree structure. More...
Public Member Functions inherited from chrono::fea::ChFieldData
template<typename VisitorFunc >
void	VisitTree (VisitorFunc &&visitor)
template<typename VisitorFunc >
void	ForEach (VisitorFunc &&visitor)

Public Attributes
std::unique_ptr< ChFieldData >	data_A
std::unique_ptr< ChFieldData >	data_B

Member Function Documentation

GetNthSubData()

virtual ChFieldData* chrono::fea::ChFieldDataParallel::GetNthSubData ( int  n )

inlineoverridevirtual

Optionally, a ChFieldData could have children ChFieldData objects, like a tree structure.

This can be useful in cases when one has a compound material like plastic law + viscous law, each willing to introduce their own ChFieldData per material point, hence per each material point the viscoplastic material will generate a ChFieldDataCompound with two children: a ChFieldDataForPlasticity and a ChFieldDataForViscosity, for example. When using ChFieldData in a ChField, instead, we require that there are no sub data. Return nullptr for n=0 to tell that there are no sub data.

Reimplemented from chrono::fea::ChFieldData.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• /builds/uwsbel/chrono/src/chrono/fea/multiphysics/ChMaterial3DStressParallel.h