Python / Mesh / fc_oogmsh package

         Requirements
         Current development release
         Installation under Linux
         Installation from archive under Linux
         Configuration
         Version history
         Old development release

The fc_oogmsh Python package make it possible to generate mesh files from .geo file by using gmsh. It’s also possible with the ooGmsh class to read the mesh file and to store its contains in more user-friendly form. This package must be regarded as a very simple interface between gmsh files and Python. So you are free to create any data structure or object you want from an ooGmsh object.

  Requirements

This package needs

• gmsh, A three-dimensional finite element mesh generator with built-in pre- and post-processing facilities to be installed.
• Python 2 or 3

  Current development release

This toolbox was tested under

  Installation under Linux

• For an installation which isolated to the current user, one can do :
  $ pip install --user fc_oogmsh

• For an installation for all users, one can do :
  $ sudo pip install fc_oogmsh

For Python 3 installation, pip3 must be used instead of pip.

  Installation from archive under Linux

Save the required archive in a folder.

• For an installation which isolated to the current user, one can do :
  $ pip install <PATH_TO_FOLDER>/fc_oogmsh-<VERSION>.tar.gz --user

  where <PATH_TO_FOLDER> will be replaced by the path to the saved archive and <VERSION> by the version of the archive.

• For an installation for all users, one can do :
  $ sudo pip install <PATH_TO_FOLDER>/fc_oogmsh-<VERSION>.tar.gz

For Python 3 installation, pip3 must be used instead of pip.

  Configuration

By default, the gmsh binary supposed to be in your path. To specify a specific location one can use the fc_oogmsh.sys.configure function

  Version history

• 0.0.4 (May 10, 2017) : Adding sys.get_geodirs function and cleaning parts of code
• 0.0.3 (April 22, 2017) : Adding dictionay to describe gmsh mesh elements and renaming class ooMs -> class Elt
• 0.0.2 (March 6, 2017) : Adding geodir directory directly in the package with some .geo files.
• 0.0.1 (March 6, 2017) : first version for Linux.

  Old development release