# @param minSize defines the minimal allowed segment length
# @param maxSize defines the maximal allowed segment length
# @param deflection defines the maximal allowed distance from a segment to an edge
+ # @param grading defines how much size of adjacent elements can differ
# @param UseExisting if ==true - searches for an existing hypothesis created with
# the same parameters, else (default) - creates a new one
# @return an instance of StdMeshers_Adaptive1D hypothesis
# @ingroup l3_hypos_1dhyps
- def Adaptive(self, minSize, maxSize, deflection, UseExisting=False):
+ def Adaptive(self, minSize, maxSize, deflection, grading, UseExisting=False):
from salome.smesh.smeshBuilder import IsEqual
compFun = lambda hyp, args: ( IsEqual(hyp.GetMinSize(), args[0]) and \
IsEqual(hyp.GetMaxSize(), args[1]) and \
- IsEqual(hyp.GetDeflection(), args[2]))
- hyp = self.Hypothesis("Adaptive1D", [minSize, maxSize, deflection],
+ IsEqual(hyp.GetDeflection(), args[2]) and \
+ IsEqual(hyp.GetGrading(), args[3]))
+ hyp = self.Hypothesis("Adaptive1D", [minSize, maxSize, deflection, grading],
UseExisting=UseExisting, CompareMethod=compFun)
hyp.SetMinSize(minSize)
hyp.SetMaxSize(maxSize)
hyp.SetDeflection(deflection)
+ hyp.SetGrading(grading)
return hyp
## Defines "Arithmetic1D" hypothesis to cut an edge in several segments with a length
