virtual int Initialize ( )

inlinevirtual

Initializes native data structures from commandline args.

Definition at line 218 of file Driver.H.

References SerialDriverProgram::input_name, SerialDriverProgram::output_name, and SerialDriverProgram::verblevel.

Referenced by ElmerFoamFSI::ExampleProgram::Driver(), ElmerModuleDriver::ExampleProgram::Driver(), and ElmerFoamFSI::Driver().

    {
      int retval = SerialProgramType::Initialize();
      if(!_command_line.GetOption("help").empty()){
        std::ostringstream Ostr;
        Ostr << _command_line.LongUsage() << std::endl;
        StdOut(Ostr.str());
        return(-1);
      }
      if(retval){
        std::ostringstream Ostr;
        Ostr << _command_line.ErrorReport() << std::endl
             << std::endl << _command_line.ShortUsage() << std::endl;
        ErrOut(Ostr.str());
        return(retval);
      }
      if(!_command_line.GetOption("debug").empty()){
        this->SetDebugLevel(2);
        this->SetDebugStream(std::cout);
      }
      // Check if output file is specified
      output_name = _command_line.GetOption("output");
      
      // Set input file to first argument
      std::vector<std::string> args(_command_line.GetArgs());
      input_name = args[0];
      
      // Check the verbosity level
      std::string sverb(_command_line.GetOption("verbosity"));
      if(sverb.empty() || sverb == ".true.")
        verblevel = 1;
      else {
        std::istringstream Vin(sverb);
        Vin >> verblevel;
        if(verblevel < 0)
          verblevel = 1;
      }
     
      //Set the verblevel within IRAD
      SetVerbLevel((char)verblevel);

      // If high verbosity, stick a configuration blurb to stdout.
      if(verblevel > 1){
        std::ostringstream Ostr;
        Ostr << "Configuration:" << std::endl
             << "verbosity           = " << verblevel << std::endl
             << "config file         = " << input_name << std::endl;
        if(!output_name.empty())
          Ostr << "output file         = " << output_name << std::endl;
        Ostr << std::endl;
        StdOut(Ostr.str());
      } 
      
      return(0);
    };

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