interpolationTable.H

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Class
    Foam::interpolationTable
 
Description
    An interpolation/look-up table of scalar vs <Type> values.
    The reference scalar values must be monotonically increasing.
 
    The handling of out-of-bounds values depends on the current setting
    of \c outOfBounds.
 
    If \c repeat is chosen for the out-of-bounds handling, the final time
    value is treated as being equivalent to time=0 for the following periods.
 
    The construct from dictionary reads a filename from a dictionary and
    has an optional readerType. Default is to read OpenFOAM format. The only
    other format is csv (comma separated values):
 
    Read csv format:
    \verbatim
        readerType          csv;
        file                "<constant>/p0vsTime.csv";
        hasHeaderLine       true;   // skip first line
        refColumn           0;      // reference (eg, time) is in column 0
        componentColumns    (1);    // component values starts in column 1
    \endverbatim
 
Note
    - Accessing an empty list results in an error.
    - Accessing a list with a single element always returns the same value.
 
SourceFiles
    interpolationTable.C
 
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#ifndef interpolationTable_H
#define interpolationTable_H
 
#include "List.H"
#include "Tuple2.H"
#include "tableBounds.H"
#include "tableReader.H"
#include "autoPtr.H"
#include "Field.H"
 
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namespace Foam
{
 
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                    Class interpolationTable Declaration
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template<class Type>
class interpolationTable
:
    public List<Tuple2<scalar, Type>>
{
    // Private Data
 
        //- Handling for out-of-bound values
        bounds::repeatableBounding bounding_;
 
        //- File name
        fileName fileName_;
 
        //- Table reader
        autoPtr<tableReader<Type>> reader_;
 
 
    // Private Member Functions
 
        //- Read the table of data from file
        void readTable();
 
 
public:
 
    // Public Data Types
 
        //- The element data type
        typedef Tuple2<scalar, Type> value_type;
 
        //- The mapped data type
        typedef Type mapped_type;
 
 
    // Constructors
 
        //- Default construct
        interpolationTable();
 
        //- Construct from components
        interpolationTable
        (
            const List<Tuple2<scalar, Type>>& values,
            const bounds::repeatableBounding bounding,
            const fileName& fName
        );
 
        //- Construct given the name of the file containing the table of data
        explicit interpolationTable(const fileName& fName);
 
        //- Construct by reading file name and outOfBounds from dictionary
        //- and read the table from that file.
        //  This is a specialised constructor used by patchFields
        explicit interpolationTable(const dictionary& dict);
 
        //- Copy construct
        interpolationTable(const interpolationTable& tbl);
 
 
    // Member Functions
 
        //- Return an interpolated value in List
        static Type interpolateValue
        (
            const List<Tuple2<scalar, Type>>& list,
            scalar lookupValue,
            bounds::repeatableBounding = bounds::repeatableBounding::CLAMP
        );
 
 
        //- Check that list is monotonically increasing
        //  Exit with a FatalError if there is a problem
        void check() const;
 
        //- Write
        void write(Ostream& os) const;
 
        //- Return the rate of change at the interpolation location
        //- for the given lookup value
        Type rateOfChange(scalar lookupValue) const;
 
        //- Return an interpolated value
        Type interpolateValue(scalar lookupValue) const;
 
        //- Return multiple interpolated values
        tmp<Field<Type>> interpolateValues
        (
            const UList<scalar>& vals
        ) const;
 
 
    // Member Operators
 
        //- Copy assignment
        void operator=(const interpolationTable<Type>& rhs);
 
        //- Return an element of constant Tuple2<scalar, Type>
        const Tuple2<scalar, Type>& operator[](label idx) const;
 
        //- Return an interpolated value
        Type operator()(scalar lookupValue) const;
};
 
 
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} // End namespace Foam
 
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#ifdef NoRepository
    #include "interpolationTable.C"
#endif
 
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#endif
 
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