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The get_grid_x, get_grid_y, and get_grid_z BMI functions return the location of grid nodes for rectilinear, structured quadrilateral, and unstructured grids. The behavior of these functions changes depending on the grid type. Take, for example, get_grid_x: for a structured quad or unstructured grid, this function returns a vector with length equal to the number of nodes in the grid, whereas for a rectilinear grid, the return has a length equal to the number of columns in the grid.
It may be confusing to a user that these function have different behaviors depending on the grid type. We should consider using different functions for the two cases (1=rectilinear, 2=structured quad + unstructured).
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The get_grid_x, get_grid_y, and get_grid_z BMI functions return the location of grid nodes for rectilinear, structured quadrilateral, and unstructured grids. The behavior of these functions changes depending on the grid type. Take, for example, get_grid_x: for a structured quad or unstructured grid, this function returns a vector with length equal to the number of nodes in the grid, whereas for a rectilinear grid, the return has a length equal to the number of columns in the grid.
It may be confusing to a user that these function have different behaviors depending on the grid type. We should consider using different functions for the two cases (1=rectilinear, 2=structured quad + unstructured).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: