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# esys.pycad.gmsh Package

## Classes

- `Arc`
- `BSpline`
- `BezierCurve`
- `CurveLoop`
- `Design`
- `Ellipse`
- `Line`
- `PlaneSurface`
- `Point`
- `PropertySet`
- `RuledSurface`
- `Spline`
- `SurfaceLoop`
- `Volume`

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `Arc`(center, start, end)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.ArcBase`, `esys.pycad.primitives.Primitive`

  Defines an arc which is strictly smaller than pi.

  `__init__`(center, start, end)

    Creates an arc defined by the start point, end point and center.

  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns the primitives used to construct the Arc.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getBoundary`()

    Returns a list of the zero-dimensional manifolds forming the boundary of the curve.

  `getCenterPoint`()

    Returns the center point.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getElementDistribution`()

    Returns the element distribution.

    Returns: | the tuple of the number of elements, the progression factor and the bump flag. If no element distribution is set `None` is returned
    Return type: | `tuple`

  `getEndPoint`()

    Returns the end point.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getStartPoint`()

    Returns the start point.

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if curves are at the same position.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `resetElementDistribution`()

    removes the a previously set element distribution from the line.

  `setElementDistribution`(n, progression=1, createBump=False)

    Defines the number of elements on the line. If set it overwrites the local length setting which would be applied. The progression factor `progression` defines the change of element size between neighboured elements. If `createBump` is set progression is applied towards the center of the line.

    Parameters: | n (`int`) – number of elements on the line progression (positive `float`) – a positive progression factor createBump (`bool`) – of elements on the line

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `BSpline`(*points)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.Curve`

  A BSpline curve. Control points may be repeated.

  `__init__`(*points)

    Defines a curve from control points given by `points`.

  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns the primitives used to construct the curve.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getBoundary`()

    Returns a list of the zero-dimensional manifolds forming the boundary of the curve.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getControlPoints`()

    Returns a list of the points.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getElementDistribution`()

    Returns the element distribution.

    Returns: | the tuple of the number of elements, the progression factor and the bump flag. If no element distribution is set `None` is returned
    Return type: | `tuple`

  `getEndPoint`()

    Returns the end point.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getStartPoint`()

    Returns the start point.

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if curves are at the same position.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `resetElementDistribution`()

    removes the a previously set element distribution from the line.

  `setElementDistribution`(n, progression=1, createBump=False)

    Defines the number of elements on the line. If set it overwrites the local length setting which would be applied. The progression factor `progression` defines the change of element size between neighboured elements. If `createBump` is set progression is applied towards the center of the line.

    Parameters: | n (`int`) – number of elements on the line progression (positive `float`) – a positive progression factor createBump (`bool`) – of elements on the line

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `BezierCurve`(*points)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.Curve`

  A Bezier curve.

  `__init__`(*points)

    Defines a curve from control points given by `points`.

  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns the primitives used to construct the curve.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getBoundary`()

    Returns a list of the zero-dimensional manifolds forming the boundary of the curve.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getControlPoints`()

    Returns a list of the points.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getElementDistribution`()

    Returns the element distribution.

    Returns: | the tuple of the number of elements, the progression factor and the bump flag. If no element distribution is set `None` is returned
    Return type: | `tuple`

  `getEndPoint`()

    Returns the end point.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getStartPoint`()

    Returns the start point.

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if curves are at the same position.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `resetElementDistribution`()

    removes the a previously set element distribution from the line.

  `setElementDistribution`(n, progression=1, createBump=False)

    Defines the number of elements on the line. If set it overwrites the local length setting which would be applied. The progression factor `progression` defines the change of element size between neighboured elements. If `createBump` is set progression is applied towards the center of the line.

    Parameters: | n (`int`) – number of elements on the line progression (positive `float`) – a positive progression factor createBump (`bool`) – of elements on the line

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `CurveLoop`(*curves)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.Primitive`, `esys.pycad.primitives.PrimitiveBase`

  An oriented loop of one-dimensional manifolds (= curves and arcs).

  The loop must be closed and the `Manifold1D` s should be oriented consistently.

  `__init__`(*curves)

    Creates a polygon from a list of line curves. The curves must form a closed loop.

  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns primitives used to construct the CurveLoop.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getCurves`()

    Returns the curves defining the CurveLoop.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getPolygon`()

    Returns a list of start/end points of the 1D manifold from the loop. If not closed an exception is thrown.

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if each curve is collocated with a curve in `primitive`.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `Design`(dim=3, element_size=1.0, order=1, keep_files=False)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.design.AbstractDesign`

  Design for gmsh.

  `__init__`(dim=3, element_size=1.0, order=1, keep_files=False)

    Initializes the gmsh design.

    Parameters: | dim – spatial dimension element_size – global element size order – element order keep_files – flag to keep work files

  `CGNS` = 'cgns'
  `DELAUNAY` = 'Delauny'
  `DIFFPACK` = 'diff'
  `FRONTAL` = 'Frontal'
  `GMSH` = 'msh'
  `IDEAS` = 'unv'
  `MEDIT` = 'mesh'
  `MESHADAPT` = 'MeshAdapt'
  `NASTRAN` = 'bdf'
  `NETGEN` = 'Frontal'
  `PLOT3D` = 'p3d'
  `STL` = 'stl'
  `TETGEN` = 'Delauny'
  `VRML` = 'vrml'
  `addItems`(*items)

    Adds items to the design.

  `clearItems`()

    Removes all items from the design.

  `generate`()

    generate output file

    Note: | this method may be overwritten by a particular design implementation.

  `getAllPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of all primitives used to create the design. Each primitive appears once. The primitives are ordered by their order of generation.

  `getDim`(dim=3)

    Returns the spatial dimension.

  `getElementOrder`()

    Returns the element order.

  `getElementSize`()

    Returns the global element size.

  `getFileFormat`()

    Returns the file format

  `getItems`()

    Returns a list of the items used in the design.

  `getMeshFileName`()

    Returns the name of the mesh file.

  `getMeshHandler`()

    Returns a handle to a mesh meshing the design. In the current implementation a mesh file name in gmsh format is returned.

  `getOptions`(name=None)

    Returns the current options for the mesh generator.

  `getScriptFileName`()

    Returns the name of the gmsh script file.

  `getScriptHandler`()

    Returns a handler to the script file to generate the geometry. In the current implementation a script file name is returned.

  `getScriptString`()

    Returns the gmsh script to generate the mesh.

  `getTagMap`()

    Returns a `TagMap` to map the names of `PropertySet` s to tags.

  `keepFiles`()

    Returns True if work files are kept, False otherwise.

  `setDim`(dim=3)

    Sets the spatial dimension.

  `setElementOrder`(order=1)

    Sets the element order.

  `setElementSize`(element_size=1.0)

    Sets the global element size.

  `setFileFormat`(format='msh')

    Sets the file format to be used.

    Parameters: | format – format to be used. needs to be one of

  `setKeepFilesOff`()

    Work files are deleted at the end of the generation

  `setKeepFilesOn`()

    Work files are kept at the end of the generation.

  `setMeshFileName`(name=None)

    Sets the name for the mesh file. If no name is given a name is generated.

  `setOptions`(algorithm=None, optimize_quality=True, smoothing=1, curvature_based_element_size=False, algorithm2D=None, algorithm3D=None, generate_hexahedra=False, random_factor=None)

    Sets options for the mesh generator.

    Parameters: | algorithm (in self.DELAUNAY, self.MESHADAPT, self.FRONTAL) – selects 2D meshing algorithm algorithm2D (in self.DELAUNAY, self.MESHADAPT, self.FRONTAL) – must be equal to algorithm algorithm3D (in self.DELAUNAY, self.FRONTAL) – selects 3D meshing algorithm curvature_based_element_size (``bool``) – switch for curvature based element size adaption smoothing (non-negative ``int``) – number of smoothing steps optimize_quality (``bool``) – switch for mesh quality optimization generate_hexahedra (``bool``) – switch for using quadrangles/hexahedra elements everywhere. random_factor (positive ``float``) – used in the 2D meshing algorithm (should be increased if RandomFactor * size(triangle)/size(model) approaches machine accuracy)

  `setScriptFileName`(name=None)

    Sets the filename for the gmsh input script. If no name is given a name with extension `geo` is generated.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `Ellipse`(center, point_on_main_axis, start, end)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.EllipseBase`, `esys.pycad.primitives.Primitive`

  Defines an ellipse which is strictly smaller than pi.

  `__init__`(center, point_on_main_axis, start, end)

    Creates an ellipse defined by the start point, end point, the center and a point on the main axis.

  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns the primitives used to construct the ellipse.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getBoundary`()

    Returns a list of the zero-dimensional manifolds forming the boundary of the curve.

  `getCenterPoint`()

    Returns the center.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getElementDistribution`()

    Returns the element distribution.

    Returns: | the tuple of the number of elements, the progression factor and the bump flag. If no element distribution is set `None` is returned
    Return type: | `tuple`

  `getEndPoint`()

    Returns the end point.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getPointOnMainAxis`()

    Returns a point on the main axis.

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getStartPoint`()

    Returns the start point.

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if curves are at the same position.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `resetElementDistribution`()

    removes the a previously set element distribution from the line.

  `setElementDistribution`(n, progression=1, createBump=False)

    Defines the number of elements on the line. If set it overwrites the local length setting which would be applied. The progression factor `progression` defines the change of element size between neighboured elements. If `createBump` is set progression is applied towards the center of the line.

    Parameters: | n (`int`) – number of elements on the line progression (positive `float`) – a positive progression factor createBump (`bool`) – of elements on the line

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `Line`(*points)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.Curve`

  A line is defined by two points.

  `__init__`(*points)

    Defines a line with start and end point.

  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns the primitives used to construct the curve.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getBoundary`()

    Returns a list of the zero-dimensional manifolds forming the boundary of the curve.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getControlPoints`()

    Returns a list of the points.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getElementDistribution`()

    Returns the element distribution.

    Returns: | the tuple of the number of elements, the progression factor and the bump flag. If no element distribution is set `None` is returned
    Return type: | `tuple`

  `getEndPoint`()

    Returns the end point.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getStartPoint`()

    Returns the start point.

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if curves are at the same position.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `resetElementDistribution`()

    removes the a previously set element distribution from the line.

  `setElementDistribution`(n, progression=1, createBump=False)

    Defines the number of elements on the line. If set it overwrites the local length setting which would be applied. The progression factor `progression` defines the change of element size between neighboured elements. If `createBump` is set progression is applied towards the center of the line.

    Parameters: | n (`int`) – number of elements on the line progression (positive `float`) – a positive progression factor createBump (`bool`) – of elements on the line

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `PlaneSurface`(loop, holes=[])

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.Primitive`, `esys.pycad.primitives.Manifold2D`

  A plane surface with holes.

  `__init__`(loop, holes=[])

    Creates a plane surface with holes.

    Parameters: | loop – `CurveLoop` defining the boundary of the surface holes – list of `CurveLoop` s defining holes in the surface
    Note: | A CurveLoop defining a hole should not have any lines in common with the exterior CurveLoop.
    Note: | A CurveLoop defining a hole should not have any lines in common with another CurveLoop defining a hole in the same surface.

  `ALTERNATE` = 'Alternate'
  `LEFT` = 'Left'
  `RIGHT` = 'Right'
  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns primitives used to construct the Surface.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getBoundary`()

    Returns a list of the one-dimensional manifolds forming the boundary of the Surface (including holes).

  `getBoundaryLoop`()

    Returns the loop defining the boundary.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getHoles`()

    Returns the holes.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getPoints`()

    returns a list of points used to define the boundary

    Returns: | list of points used to define the boundary
    Return type: | `list` of `Point` s

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getRecombination`()

    returns max deviation from right angle in the recombination algorithm

    Returns: | max deviation from right angle in the recombination algorithm. If recombination is switched off, `None` is returned.
    Return type: | `float` or `None`

  `getTransfiniteMeshing`()

    returns the transfinite meshing settings. If transfinite meshing is not set, `None` is returned.

    Returns: | a tuple of the tuple of points used to define the transfinite meshing and the orientation. If no points are set the points tuple is returned as `None`. If no transfinite meshing is not set, `None` is returned.
    Return type: | `tuple` of a `tuple` of `Point` s (or `None`) and the orientation which is one of the values `Manifold2D.LEFT` , `Manifold2D.RIGHT` , `Manifold2D.ALTERNATE`

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasHole`()

    Returns True if a hole is present.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if each curve is collocated with a curve in `primitive`.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `resetTransfiniteMeshing`()

    removes the transfinite meshing from the surface

  `setElementDistribution`(n, progression=1, createBump=False)

    Defines the number of elements on the lines

    Parameters: | n (`int`) – number of elements on the line progression (positive `float`) – a positive progression factor createBump (`bool`) – of elements on the line

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `setRecombination`(max_deviation=0.7853981633974483)

    Recombines triangular meshes on the surface into mixed triangular/quadrangular meshes. `max_deviation` specifies the maximum derivation of the largest angle in the quadrangle from the right angle. Use `max_deviation``==``None` to switch off recombination.

    Parameters: | max_deviation (`float` or `None`.) – maximum derivation of the largest angle in the quadrangle from the right angle.

  `setTransfiniteMeshing`(orientation='Left')

    applies 2D transfinite meshing to the surface.

    Parameters: | orientation (`Manifold2D.LEFT`, `Manifold2D.RIGHT`, `Manifold2D.ALTERNATE`) – sets the orientation of the triangles. It is only relevant if recombination is not used.
    Note: | Transfinite meshing can not be applied if holes are present.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `Point`(x=0.0, y=0.0, z=0.0, local_scale=1.0)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.Primitive`, `esys.pycad.primitives.PrimitiveBase`

  A three-dimensional point.

  `__init__`(x=0.0, y=0.0, z=0.0, local_scale=1.0)

    Creates a point with coordinates `x`, `y`, `z` with the local refinement factor `local_scale`. If `x` is a list or similar it needs to have length less or equal 3. In this case `y` and `z` are overwritten by `x[1]` and `x[2]`.

  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns primitives used to construct the primitive.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getCoordinates`()

    Returns the coordinates of the point as a `numpy.ndarray` object.

  `getCoordinatesAsList`()

    Returns the coordinates of the point as a `list` object.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getLocalScale`()

    Returns the local refinement factor.

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if the `Point` `primitive` is collocated (has the same coordinates) with self. That is, if |self - primitive| <= tol * max(|self|,|primitive|).

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying the given transformation.

  `setCoordinates`(x)

    Sets the coordinates of the point from a `numpy.ndarray` object `x`.

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `PropertySet`(name, *items)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.Primitive`, `esys.pycad.primitives.PrimitiveBase`

  Defines a group of `Primitive` s which can be accessed through a name.

  `__init__`(name, *items)

    Initializes the Primitive instance object with a unique ID.

  `addItem`(*items)

    Adds items. An item my be any `Primitive` but no `PropertySet`.

  `addItems`(*items)

    Adds items. An item my be any `Primitive` but no `PropertySet`.

  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `clearItems`()

    Clears the list of items.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns primitives used to construct the PropertySet.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getDim`()

    Returns the dimensionality of the items.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getItems`()

    Returns the list of items.

  `getManifoldClass`()

    Returns the manifold class expected from items.

  `getName`()

    Returns the name of the set.

  `getNumItems`()

    Returns the number of items in the property set.

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getTag`()

    Returns the tag used for this property set.

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if the two primitives are located at the same position.

    Note: | This method is overwritten by subclasses.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `setName`(name)

    Sets the name.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

    Note: | This method is overwritten by subclasses.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `RuledSurface`(loop)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.Primitive`, `esys.pycad.primitives.Manifold2D`

  A ruled surface, i.e. a surface that can be interpolated using transfinite interpolation.

  `__init__`(loop)

    Creates a ruled surface with boundary `loop`.

    Parameters: | loop – `CurveLoop` defining the boundary of the surface.

  `ALTERNATE` = 'Alternate'
  `LEFT` = 'Left'
  `RIGHT` = 'Right'
  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns primitives used to construct the Surface.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getBoundary`()

    Returns a list of the one-dimensional manifolds forming the boundary of the Surface (including holes).

  `getBoundaryLoop`()

    Returns the loop defining the outer boundary.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getPoints`()

    returns a list of points used to define the boundary

    Returns: | list of points used to define the boundary
    Return type: | `list` of `Point` s

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getRecombination`()

    returns max deviation from right angle in the recombination algorithm

    Returns: | max deviation from right angle in the recombination algorithm. If recombination is switched off, `None` is returned.
    Return type: | `float` or `None`

  `getTransfiniteMeshing`()

    returns the transfinite meshing settings. If transfinite meshing is not set, `None` is returned.

    Returns: | a tuple of the tuple of points used to define the transfinite meshing and the orientation. If no points are set the points tuple is returned as `None`. If no transfinite meshing is not set, `None` is returned.
    Return type: | `tuple` of a `tuple` of `Point` s (or `None`) and the orientation which is one of the values `Manifold2D.LEFT` , `Manifold2D.RIGHT` , `Manifold2D.ALTERNATE`

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasHole`()

    Returns True if a hole is present.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if each curve is collocated with a curve in `primitive`.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `resetTransfiniteMeshing`()

    removes the transfinite meshing from the surface

  `setElementDistribution`(n, progression=1, createBump=False)

    Defines the number of elements on the lines

    Parameters: | n (`int`) – number of elements on the line progression (positive `float`) – a positive progression factor createBump (`bool`) – of elements on the line

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `setRecombination`(max_deviation=0.7853981633974483)

    Recombines triangular meshes on the surface into mixed triangular/quadrangular meshes. `max_deviation` specifies the maximum derivation of the largest angle in the quadrangle from the right angle. Use `max_deviation``==``None` to switch off recombination.

    Parameters: | max_deviation (`float` or `None`.) – maximum derivation of the largest angle in the quadrangle from the right angle.

  `setTransfiniteMeshing`(orientation='Left')

    applies 2D transfinite meshing to the surface.

    Parameters: | orientation (`Manifold2D.LEFT`, `Manifold2D.RIGHT`, `Manifold2D.ALTERNATE`) – sets the orientation of the triangles. It is only relevant if recombination is not used.
    Note: | Transfinite meshing can not be applied if holes are present.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `Spline`(*points)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.Curve`

  A spline curve defined through a list of control points.

  `__init__`(*points)

    Defines a curve from control points given by `points`.

  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns the primitives used to construct the curve.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getBoundary`()

    Returns a list of the zero-dimensional manifolds forming the boundary of the curve.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getControlPoints`()

    Returns a list of the points.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getElementDistribution`()

    Returns the element distribution.

    Returns: | the tuple of the number of elements, the progression factor and the bump flag. If no element distribution is set `None` is returned
    Return type: | `tuple`

  `getEndPoint`()

    Returns the end point.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getStartPoint`()

    Returns the start point.

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if curves are at the same position.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `resetElementDistribution`()

    removes the a previously set element distribution from the line.

  `setElementDistribution`(n, progression=1, createBump=False)

    Defines the number of elements on the line. If set it overwrites the local length setting which would be applied. The progression factor `progression` defines the change of element size between neighboured elements. If `createBump` is set progression is applied towards the center of the line.

    Parameters: | n (`int`) – number of elements on the line progression (positive `float`) – a positive progression factor createBump (`bool`) – of elements on the line

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `SurfaceLoop`(*surfaces)

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.Primitive`, `esys.pycad.primitives.PrimitiveBase`

  A loop of 2D primitives which defines the shell of a volume.

  The loop must represent a closed shell, and the primitives should be oriented consistently.

  `__init__`(*surfaces)

    Creates a surface loop.

  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns primitives used to construct the SurfaceLoop.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getSurfaces`()

    Returns the surfaces defining the SurfaceLoop.

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if each surface is collocated with a curve in `primitive` and vice versa.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

class `esys.pycad.gmsh.` `Volume`(loop, holes=[])

  Bases: `esys.pycad.primitives.Manifold3D`, `esys.pycad.primitives.Primitive`

  A volume with holes.

  `__init__`(loop, holes=[])

    Creates a volume with holes.

    Parameters: | loop – `SurfaceLoop` defining the boundary of the surface holes – list of `SurfaceLoop` defining holes in the surface
    Note: | A SurfaceLoop defining a hole should not have any surfaces in common with the exterior SurfaceLoop.
    Note: | A SurfaceLoop defining a hole should not have any surfaces in common with another SurfaceLoop defining a hole in the same volume.

  `apply`(transformation)

    Returns a new object by applying the transformation.

  `collectPrimitiveBases`()

    Returns primitives used to construct the surface.

  `copy`()

    Returns a deep copy of the object.

  `getBoundary`()

    Returns a list of the 2-dimensional manifolds forming the surface of the Volume (including holes).

  `getConstructionPoints`()

    Returns the points used to construct the primitive.

  `getDirectedID`()

    Returns the primitive ID where a negative sign means that reversed ordering is used.

  `getHoles`()

    Returns the holes in the volume.

  `getID`()

    Returns the primitive ID.

  `getPrimitives`()

    Returns a list of primitives used to construct the primitive with no double entries.

  `getSurfaceLoop`()

    Returns the loop forming the surface.

  `getTransfiniteMeshing`()

    returns the transfinite meshing settings. If transfinite meshing is not set, `None` is returned.

    Returns: | a tuple of the tuple of points used to define the transfinite meshing and the orientation. If no points are set the points tuple is returned as `None`. If no transfinite meshing is not set, `None` is returned.
    Return type: | `tuple` of a `tuple` of `Point` s (or `None`) and the orientation which is one of the values `Manifold2D.LEFT` , `Manifold2D.RIGHT` , `Manifold2D.ALTERNATE`

  `getUnderlyingPrimitive`()

    Returns the underlying primitive.

  `hasHole`()

    Returns True if a hole is present.

  `hasSameOrientation`(other)

    Returns True if `other` is the same primitive and has the same orientation, False otherwise.

  `isColocated`(primitive)

    Returns True if each curve is collocated with a curve in `primitive`.

  `isReversed`()

    returns True is the primitive is a reversed primitive.

  `modifyBy`(transformation)

    Modifies the coordinates by applying a transformation.

  `resetTransfiniteMeshing`()

    removes the transfinite meshing from the volume but not from the surfaces

  `setElementDistribution`(n, progression=1, createBump=False)

    Defines the number of elements on the lines and surfaces

    Parameters: | n (`int`) – number of elements on the line progression (positive `float`) – a positive progression factor createBump (`bool`) – of elements on the line

  `setLocalScale`(factor=1.0)

    Sets the local refinement factor.

  `setRecombination`(max_deviation=0.7853981633974483)

    Recombines triangular meshes on all surface into mixed triangular/quadrangular meshes. These meshes are then used to generate the volume mesh if possible. Recombination requires 3D transfinite meshing.

    `max_deviation` specifies the maximum derivation of the largest angle in the quadrangle from the right angle. Use `max_deviation``==``None` to switch off recombination.

    Parameters: | max_deviation (`float` or `None`.) – maximum derivation of the largest angle in the quadrangle from the right angle.

  `setTransfiniteMeshing`(orientation='Left')

    applies 3D transfinite meshing to the volume and all surface. It requires transfinite meshing on all faces which will be enforced (except if `orientation` is equal to `None`). :param orientation: sets the orientation of the triangles on the surfaces. It is only relevant if recombination is not used. If orientation is equal to `None`, the transfinite meshing is not applied to the surfaces but must be set by the user. :type orientation: `Manifold2D.LEFT`, `Manifold2D.RIGHT`, `Manifold2D.ALTERNATE` :note: Transfinite meshing can not be applied if holes are present. :note: only five or six surfaces may be used. :warning: The functionality of transfinite meshing without recombination is not entirely clear in `gmsh`. So please apply this method with care.

  `substitute`(sub_dict)

    Returns a copy of self with substitutes for the primitives used to construct it given by the dictionary `sub_dict`. If a substitute for the object is given by `sub_dict` the value is returned, otherwise a new instance with substituted arguments is returned.

## Functions

`esys.pycad.gmsh.` `getMPIRankWorld`() → int :

  Return the rank of this process in the MPI World.

`esys.pycad.gmsh.` `getMPIWorldMax`((int)arg1) → int :

  Each MPI process calls this function with a value for arg1. The maximum value is computed and returned.

  Return type: | int

`esys.pycad.gmsh.` `gmshGeo2Msh`(geoFile, mshFile, numDim, order=1, verbosity=0)

  Runs gmsh to mesh input `geoFile`. Returns 0 on success.

## Others

- DEG

## Packages