ParticleTracks.f90 File Reference

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Data Types
type	particletracksmodule::particletrackfiletype
	Output file containing all or some particle pathlines. More...
type	particletracksmodule::particletrackeventselectiontype
	Selection of particle events. More...
type	particletracksmodule::particletrackstype
	Particle track output manager. Handles printing as well as writing to files. One output unit can be configured for printing. Multiple files can be configured for writing, with each file optionally associated with a PRP package or with the full model. Events can be filtered by type, so that only certain event types are printed or written to files. More...

Modules
module	particletracksmodule
	Particle track output module.

Functions/Subroutines
subroutine	particletracksmodule::init_file (this, iun, csv, iprp)
	Initialize a binary or CSV file. More...
subroutine	particletracksmodule::destroy (this)
	Destroy the particle track manager. More...
subroutine	particletracksmodule::expand_files (this, increment)
	Grow the array of track files. More...
subroutine	particletracksmodule::select_events (this, release, featexit, timestep, terminate, weaksink, usertime, subfexit, dropped)
	Pick events to track. More...
logical function	particletracksmodule::is_selected (this, event)
	Check if a given event code is selected for tracking. More...
logical function	particletracksmodule::should_save (this, particle, file)
	Check whether a particle belongs in a given file i.e. if the file is enabled and its group matches the particle's. More...
subroutine, private	particletracksmodule::save_event (iun, particle, event, csv)
	Save an event to a binary or CSV file. More...
logical function	particletracksmodule::should_print (this)
	Is the output unit valid? More...
logical(lgp) function, public	particletracksmodule::write_particle_event (context, particle, event)
	Write a particle event to files for which the particle is eligible, and print the event to output unit if requested. This function is the module's main entry point. It should be subscribed as an event handler to particle event dispatchers. More...

Variables
character(len= *), parameter, public	particletracksmodule::trackheader = 'kper,kstp,imdl,iprp,irpt,ilay,icell,izone,istatus,ireason,trelease,t,x,y,z,name'
character(len= *), parameter, public	particletracksmodule::trackdtypes = '<i4,<i4,<i4,<i4,<i4,<i4,<i4,<i4,<i4,<i4,<f8,<f8,<f8,<f8,<f8,|S40'