tspocmodule Module Reference

Data Types
type	tspoctype
	@ brief Output control More...

Functions/Subroutines
subroutine, public	oc_cr (ocobj, name_model, input_mempath, inunit, iout)
	@ brief Create TspOcType
subroutine	oc_ar (this, depvar, dis, dnodata, dvname)
	@ brief Allocate and read TspOcType

Function/Subroutine Documentation

oc_ar()

subroutine tspocmodule::oc_ar ( class(tspoctype) this, real(dp), dimension(:), intent(in), pointer, contiguous depvar, class(disbasetype), intent(in), pointer dis, real(dp), intent(in) dnodata, character(len=*), intent(in) dvname )

private

Setup dependent variable (e.g., concentration or temperature) and budget as output control variables.

Parameters

	this	TspOcType object
[in]	depvar	model concentration
[in]	dvname	name of dependent variable solved by generalized transport model (concentration, temperature)
[in]	dis	model discretization package
[in]	dnodata	no data value

Definition at line 55 of file tsp-oc.f90.

    use constantsmodule, only: linelength
    use memorymanagerextmodule, only: mem_set_value
    ! -- dummy
    class(TspOcType) :: this !< TspOcType object
    real(DP), dimension(:), pointer, contiguous, intent(in) :: depvar !< model concentration
    character(len=*), intent(in) :: dvname !< name of dependent variable solved by generalized transport model (concentration, temperature)
    class(DisBaseType), pointer, intent(in) :: dis !< model discretization package
    real(DP), intent(in) :: dnodata !< no data value
    ! -- local
    integer(I4B) :: i, nocdobj, inodata
    type(OutputControlDataType), pointer :: ocdobjptr
    real(DP), dimension(:), pointer, contiguous :: nullvec => null()
    character(len=LINELENGTH) :: ocfile
    logical(LGP) :: found_ocfile
    !
    ! -- Initialize variables
    inodata = 0
    nocdobj = 2
    allocate (this%ocds(nocdobj))
    do i = 1, nocdobj
      call ocd_cr(ocdobjptr)
      select case (i)
      case (1)
        call ocdobjptr%init_dbl('BUDGET', nullvec, dis, 'PRINT LAST ', &
                                'COLUMNS 10 WIDTH 11 DIGITS 4 GENERAL ', &
                                this%iout, dnodata)
      case (2)
        call ocdobjptr%init_dbl(trim(dvname), depvar, dis, 'PRINT LAST ', &
                                'COLUMNS 10 WIDTH 11 DIGITS 4 GENERAL ', &
                                this%iout, dnodata)
      end select
      this%ocds(i) = ocdobjptr
      deallocate (ocdobjptr)
    end do
    !
    ! -- Read options or set defaults if this package not on
    if (this%input_mempath /= '') then
      write (this%iout, '(/,1x,a,/)') 'PROCESSING OC OPTIONS'
      call this%source_options()
      call mem_set_value(ocfile, dvname(1:4)//'FILE', this%input_mempath, &
                         found_ocfile)
      if (found_ocfile) then
        call this%set_ocfile(dvname, ocfile, this%iout)
      end if
      write (this%iout, '(1x,a)') 'END OF OC OPTIONS'
    end if

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oc_cr()

subroutine, public tspocmodule::oc_cr	(	type(tspoctype), pointer	ocobj,
		character(len=*), intent(in)	name_model,
		character(len=*), intent(in)	input_mempath,
		integer(i4b), intent(in)	inunit,
		integer(i4b), intent(in)	iout )

Create by allocating a new TspOcType object and initializing member variables.

Parameters

	ocobj	TspOcType object
[in]	name_model	name of the model
[in]	input_mempath	input mempath of the package
[in]	inunit	unit number for input
[in]	iout	unit number for output

Definition at line 30 of file tsp-oc.f90.

    ! -- dummy
    type(TspOcType), pointer :: ocobj !< TspOcType object
    character(len=*), intent(in) :: name_model !< name of the model
    character(len=*), intent(in) :: input_mempath !< input mempath of the package
    integer(I4B), intent(in) :: inunit !< unit number for input
    integer(I4B), intent(in) :: iout !< unit number for output
    !
    ! -- Create the object
    allocate (ocobj)
    !
    ! -- Allocate variables
    call ocobj%allocate_scalars(name_model, input_mempath)
    !
    ! -- Save unit numbers
    ocobj%inunit = inunit
    ocobj%iout = iout

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