Changes between Version 29 and Version 30 of ModulesOnAstroBear

Timestamp:

09/16/11 10:21:50 (13 years ago)

Author:

ehansen

Comment:

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ModulesOnAstroBear

@@ -200 +200 @@
 
 {{{
-Info%ErrorFlags(1 - rmbc : mX(1) + rmbc, &
+Info%ErrFlags(1 - rmbc : mX(1) + rmbc, &
                 1 - rmbc : mX(2) + rmbc, &
                 1 - rmbc : mX(2) + rmbc, &
@@ -206 +206 @@
 }}}
 
-To clear the cell at {{{(i,j,k)}}}, simply set {{{Info%ErrorFlags(i,j,k)}}} to 0.  An error flag of 0 means that the cell does not ''need'' to be refined (although it might happen anyway).  To mark a cell for refinement, set {{{Info%ErrorFlags(i,j,k)}}} to 1.  The best place to do this is in the {{{ProblemSetErrFlags()}}} routine; most conventional physical criteria for refinement are already handled by AstroBEAR itself.
+To clear the cell at {{{(i,j,k)}}}, simply set {{{Info%ErrFlags(i,j,k)}}} to 0.  An error flag of 0 means that the cell does not ''need'' to be refined.  This is in general, not a good idea since a previous routine might have already flagged that cell for refinement with good reason.  To mark a cell for refinement, set {{{Info%ErrFlags(i,j,k)}}} to 1.  The best place to do this is in the {{{ProblemSetErrFlags()}}} routine; most conventional physical criteria for refinement are already handled by AstroBEAR itself.
 
 See [wiki:ControllingRefinement#ProblemSetErrFlag ProblemSetErrFlag] for more details and an example of how to use this subroutine.