connected.hpp File Reference

File containing the specialization of RelationValidator for FullyConnected relations. This relation enforces that a domain is fully connected, meaning that all elements of the domain are reachable from any other element of the domain. More...

#include <cstddef>
#include <optional>
#include <vector>
#include "serif/discretization/domain/concepts.hpp"
#include "serif/discretization/domain/mesh/topology.hpp"
#include "serif/discretization/domain/relation/relations.hpp"
#include "serif/discretization/domain/relation/validation/runtime.hpp"
#include "serif/discretization/domain/schema/concepts.hpp"
#include "serif/discretization/domain/schema/validation/validator.hpp"

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Classes
struct	serif::discretization::domain::schema::validation::RelationValidator< FullyConnected< DomainT > >
	Specialization of RelationValidator for FullyConnected relations. This relation enforces that a domain is fully connected, meaning that all elements of the domain are reachable from any other element of the domain. More...
struct	serif::discretization::domain::schema::validation::FullyConnected< A >
	Compile time type representing the fully connected relation for a domain or set. This relation states that the domain is a single connected blob of elements, not two separate pieces. More...

Namespaces
namespace	serif
namespace	serif::discretization
namespace	serif::discretization::domain
namespace	serif::discretization::domain::schema
namespace	serif::discretization::domain::schema::validation

Enumerations
enum class	serif::discretization::domain::schema::validation::RelationValidationFailure
	Enum representing the types of validation failures that can occur when validating relations in the domain module. More...

Detailed Description

File containing the specialization of RelationValidator for FullyConnected relations. This relation enforces that a domain is fully connected, meaning that all elements of the domain are reachable from any other element of the domain.

Author

Emily M. Boudreaux