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I/O for many mesh formats
Last release 3 years ago
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11 years old
213 releases · first in 2015
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CellBlocks are no longer tuples, but classes. You can no longer iterate over them like `python for cell_type, cell_data in cells: pass Instead, use py
for cell_type, cell_data in cells:
pass
for cell_block in cells:
cell_block.type
cell_block.data
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meshio now only provides one command-line tool, meshio, with subcommands like info, convert, etc. This replaces the former meshio-info, meshio-convert
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Polygons are now stored as "polygon" cell blocks, not "polygonN" (where N is the number of nodes per polygon). One can simply retrieve the number of p
"polygon" cell blocks, not "polygonN" (where N is the
number of nodes per polygon). One can simply retrieve the number of points via
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