- resize with factor 2 as per DynamicList

Old insertion speed:
    1000000 in 0.61 s
    2000000 in 2.24 s
    3000000 in 3.97 s
    4000000 in 5.76 s
    5000000 in 7.54 s
    6000000 in 9.41 s
    7000000 in 11.5 s

New insertion speed:
    1000000 in 0.01 s
    2000000 in 0.02 s
    3000000 in 0.01 s
    4000000 in 0.02 s
    5000000 in 0.01 s
    6000000 in 0.01 s
    7000000 in 0.01 s

- compatibility:
  * 'polySpline' and 'simpleSpline' accepted
  * detect and discard end tangent specifications

- a BSpline is also included (eg, for future support of NURBS), but is
  not selectable from blockMesh since it really isn't as nice as the
  Catmull-Rom (ie, doesn't *exactly* go through each point).

triangle, from:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inertia_tensor_of_triangle

Adding the ability to calculate the inertia tensor of a polygon face
by summing the triangle inertias.

Added a test application to draw a test face with its principal
axes and moments of inertia.

- also looks reasonable and doesn't deviate much from Catmull-Rom

- the current B-Splines deliver rubbish

- now that I re-examined the code, the note in commit 51fd6327
  can be mostly ignored

  PackedList isMaster(nPoints, 1u);
  is not really inefficient at all, since the '1u' is packed into
  32/64-bits before the subsequent assignment and doesn't involve
  shifts/masking for each index

  The same misinformation applies to the PackedList(size, 0u) form.
  It isn't much slower at all.

  Nonetheless, add bool specialization so that it is a simple assign.

- to match coding guidelines

- ensure that the standard options (eg, from timeSelector) also have
  some usage information

- exception calcType.H since it'll most likely be used for building
  applications anyhow

- use quailified names in more of the lagrangian code

- killed some tab indents in various places.

- new optionLookupOrDefault and additional form of optionReadIfPresent
  with a default value

- allow insert() and set() from a UList of Key
  This complements the existing erase(const UList<Key>&) method

Mark Olesen authored 15 years ago and Andrew Heather committed 15 years ago

- forgot to use readList in removeEntry, which caused the test failure.

- remaining problem:

it doesn't work as might be expected
This is the problem:

dict
{
   foo xxx;
   bar yyy;
}

dict
{
   baz zzz;
   #remove foo
}

This only removes 'foo' from the current scope (the second dict), since
it occurs before the dictionary merge does.

To remove from the final, merged dictionary, we'd need a new
deleteEntry type that would do the right thing on the merge before
self-destructing (ie, removing itself too).

- forgot to use readList in removeEntry, which caused the test failure.

- remaining problem:

it doesn't work as might be expected
This is the problem:

dict
{
   foo xxx;
   bar yyy;
}

dict
{
   baz zzz;
   #remove foo
}

This only removes 'foo' from the current scope (the second dict), since
it occurs before the dictionary merge does.

To remove from the final, merged dictionary, we'd need a new
deleteEntry type that would do the right thing on the merge before
self-destructing (ie, removing itself too).

- space between keyword and bracket in 'for(..)', 'if(..)', 'while(..)'

- markup codingStyleGuide.org examples so they actually indent correctly

- use 'Info<<' as per codingStyleGuide instead of 'Info <<'

- use first() method in some places as well where it helps clarity

- there are a few remaining cases: git grep 'size()-1]'

This currently only runs in serial, parallelisation is worked on.

- Include Sets/Zones now scans immediately to refresh the list of available
  mesh parts. Unfortunately, this also causes the object panel to be
  modified, even although the selection doesn't acutally need to change.
  This seems to be due to how the pqNamedWidgets are getting the information
  from the proxy properties. I can't figure if it's possible to acheive what
  I want, but we can probably live with the current implementation.

  After IncludeZones, simply us 'Reset' to undo the spurious GUI changes.
  Works fine - just looks a bit silly.

- Added 'Refresh' button to rescan for new times/fields.  Good for
  post-processing ongoing calculations without exiting the reader.

- Added 'Skip Zero Time' checkbox: many (some) calculations have
  data missing at time=0 (eg, rho, lagrangian, etc). This provides
  a convenient way to skip over this time.

- Future?:
  We could probably pick up favourite default values for these switches from
  ~OpenFOAM/controlDict, from a case system/paraview, or simply by making
  the casename.OpenFOAM also be an OpenFOAM dictionary with the settings.

- in preparation for adding an optional '-reconstruct' to a few utilities
  re-use as -lreconstruct library

- move related stuff there too
      src/decompositionMethods/decompositionMethods
      -> src/parallel/decompositionMethods

- added missing namespace qualifiers