Filled rectangular wave guide (VectorHelmholtz)

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Christian-HH
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Filled rectangular wave guide (VectorHelmholtz)

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Hi there, I have recently been working with the VectorHelmholtz solver and have generated a test case (https://github.com/CMeinersHH/filled_re ... _waveguide) for which there is also an analytical solution (for comparison). It looks quite good so far. However, during execution I still get several messages of the form:

"CheckKeyword: Found keyword type assuming suffix 1 for: variable 2"

This is not critical, but can anyone give advice on what could be done better?

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Re: Filled rectangular wave guide (VectorHelmholtz)

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Hi

This is not a warning: You just have the code rather verbose and it tells you that "variable 2" was given type based on the keyword "variable 1" that is named in the keyword database. We could make this even lower priority.

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Re: Filled rectangular wave guide (VectorHelmholtz)

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Hello Peter,

I tried Max Output Level = 1 (or 0), but I still get those messages, in my case a few hundred lines.Can I use another setting?

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Martin
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Re: Filled rectangular wave guide (VectorHelmholtz)

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Check Keywords "Warn"
usually placed in the beginning of the input file. When this command is given, the solver outputs warning
messages if the input file contains keywords that are not listed in the file of known keywords. If new
keywords are introduced, misleading warning messages can be avoided by adding the new keywords to the
keyword file SOLVER.KEYWORDS, located in the directory of the shared library files of ElmerSolver. The
other options include ignore, abort, silent

from the elmersolver manual
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