As wrote earlier today or yesterday, this contains fields like temperature which are quite different in character, float rather than int.ДЄlso, I'm not sure whether this is the right place to ask, but could you elaborate a little on. I particularly like the idea of starting to get the physical tags out of.

cell_tags get a (possibly empty) list or set of tags?Д«esides MSH 2.2, which formats have 'several tag possibilities'? (This is.documented here a few hundred issues back.) I'm not sure whether there are other file formats that allow other than one physical tag per cell, probably. For using piles in FLAC 3D, alot of parameters of every pile element should be determined such as bending moment and shearing force. This was supposed to be the case in MSH 2.2 too but Gmsh itself didn't write MSH 2.2 like this, duplicating or multiplying elements when they were specified according to the GEO file to have two or more physical tags. One other thing with MSH 4.1 is that cells (or rather cellblocks, but cells through their membership of blocks) can have zero or more physical tags. Also it's only MSH 2.2, isn't it? In referring to Gmsh formats, the latter must be distinguished from MSH 4.1, they're incompatible and far from isomorphic. I wouldn't be too worried about 'gmsh:geometrical' I don't believe that it is ever used in applications. When the 2nd method is used, expose these subsets directly in the Mesh object by mesh.point_sets and mesh.cell_sets. nrange Golf GPS, Blackberry is a rangefinder, ML Ventures, LLC, nRange Golf GPS is an easy to use golf rangefinder application for your Blackberry, Droid, Android, or iPhone.When the 1st method is used, these tags should remain inside the point_data / cell_data structure, with a name to be defined: either specific for each format (in this case a list of these names could be provided), either a unique name.Otherwise (for MSH4 as I understand), construct and expose these subsets using the 2nd method is more feasible, as the computation of set intersections could be tedious. What I suggest is that if these additional tags for intersections of sets are already pre-computed and available in the mesh format, then the 1st representation can be used. From this the user can reconstruct the 2nd representation if he wants.

So the tag 3 (which is automatically created internally by MED) is assigned to nodes that belong both to 'Side' and 'Top' the tag -11 is for cells that belong to the subsets 'A', 'B' and 'C'. Then after that we can think about whether the first representation can be dropped from formats for which it's adequate. Maybe not that big a negative, but meanwhile: would it be a reasonable step to just get all the meshio implementations of the second representation into line under the banner of вЂuniformation of point / cell sets among formatsвЂ™. Possibly convenient for meshio in not having two representations, but then if read-writing MEDIT/MSH2, it would mean a pointless roundtrip conversion between first and second representations. There's not much benefit for MEDIT & MSH2 in using the second representation that I can think of. I think the 1st representation is natural for MEDIT and MSH2, but it's definitely defective for MED and MSH4.1, maybe Exodus II, XDMF, вЂ¦

The 2nd 'explicit enumerations of points / cell id's' method naturally covers the possibilities of having several sets that contain the same point / cell.

The 1st point_data / cell_data method requires creating intersections of sets (as MED does).

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