Functions/Subroutines
subroutine	maskto (MASKEL, MASKPT, IFAMAS, IKLE, IFABOR, ELTSEG, NSEG, NELEM, IELM, MESH)

Function/Subroutine Documentation

◆ maskto()

subroutine maskto	(	double precision, dimension(nelem), intent(in)	MASKEL,
		type(bief_obj), intent(inout)	MASKPT,
		integer, dimension(nelem,3), intent(inout)	IFAMAS,
		integer, dimension(nelem,3), intent(in)	IKLE,
		integer, dimension(nelem,3), intent(in)	IFABOR,
		integer, dimension(nelem,3), intent(in)	ELTSEG,
		integer, intent(in)	NSEG,
		integer, intent(in)	NELEM,
		integer, intent(in)	IELM,
		type(bief_mesh), intent(inout)	MESH
	)

Parameters

[in]	nelem	ELTSEG Segments given per element
[in]	IELM	Type of element.
[in]	IFABOR	Elements behind the edges of a triangle IF NEGATIVE OR ZERO, THE EDGE IS A LIQUID BOUNDARY
[out]	IFAMAS	Like ifabor but with mask
[in]	IKLE	Connectivity table.
[in]	MASKEL	Masking of elements =1. : NORMAL =0. : MASKED ELEMENT
[in]	MASKPT	Masking per point. =1. : NORMAL =0. : MASKED
[in]	MESH	Mesh structure
[in]	NELEM	Number of elements
[in]	NSEG	Number of segments
[in]	ielm	ELTSEG Segments given per element
[in]	IELM	Type of element.
[in]	IFABOR	Elements behind the edges of a triangle IF NEGATIVE OR ZERO, THE EDGE IS A LIQUID BOUNDARY
[out]	IFAMAS	Like ifabor but with mask
[in]	IKLE	Connectivity table.
[in]	MASKEL	Masking of elements =1. : NORMAL =0. : MASKED ELEMENT
[in]	MASKPT	Masking per point. =1. : NORMAL =0. : MASKED
[in]	MESH	Mesh structure
[in]	NELEM	Number of elements
[in]	NSEG	Number of segments
[in]	nseg	ELTSEG Segments given per element
[in]	IELM	Type of element.
[in]	IFABOR	Elements behind the edges of a triangle IF NEGATIVE OR ZERO, THE EDGE IS A LIQUID BOUNDARY
[out]	IFAMAS	Like ifabor but with mask
[in]	IKLE	Connectivity table.
[in]	MASKEL	Masking of elements =1. : NORMAL =0. : MASKED ELEMENT
[in]	MASKPT	Masking per point. =1. : NORMAL =0. : MASKED
[in]	MESH	Mesh structure
[in]	NELEM	Number of elements
[in]	NSEG	Number of segments

Definition at line 8 of file maskto.f.

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