* \warning Cells of the result mesh are \b not sorted by geometric type, hence,
* to write this mesh to the MED file, its cells must be sorted using
* sortCellsInMEDFileFrmt().
+ * \warning Cells (and most notably polyhedrons) must be correctly oriented for this to work
+ * properly. See orientCorrectlyPolyhedrons() and arePolyhedronsNotCorrectlyOriented().
* \return \c true if at least one cell has been converted, \c false else. In the
* last case the nodal connectivity remains unchanged.
* \throw If the coordinates array is not set.
/*!
* Checks if \a this mesh includes all cells of an \a other mesh, and returns an array
* giving for each cell of the \a other an id of a cell in \a this mesh. A value larger
- * than \a other->getNumberOfCells() in the returned array means that there is no
+ * than \a this->getNumberOfCells() in the returned array means that there is no
* corresponding cell in \a this mesh.
* It is expected that \a this and \a other meshes share the same node coordinates
* array, if it is not so an exception is thrown.
cellsNotModified=cellsToModifyConn1.retn();
}
-/*!
+/*! Similar to MEDCouplingUMesh::unPolyze(): converts all polygons (if \a this is a 2D mesh) or polyhedrons
+ * (if \a this is a 3D mesh) to cells of classical types. The cells remain correctly sorted by geometric type
+ * in this method.
+ *
* \param [out] oldCode retrieves the distribution of types before the call if true is returned
* \param [out] newCode etrieves the distribution of types after the call if true is returned
* \param [out] o2nRenumCell tells for **all levels** the old 2 new renumbering of cells.