#
#    This file contains samples showing how to pre-specify regions for
#    adaptation at durring mesh generation.
#
#    COMMENTS begin with '#' and can be added anyplace
#
#    to get "cubes" to look at this file use the -pre <filename> command line
#    option, (e.g. % cubes -pre preSpec.c3d.cntl) If you dont use the -pre
#    option, it will not assume that any preSpec file exists.
#
#    ----------------------------------------------------
# FORMAT:
#
# BBox: level   Xmin   Xmax      Ymin   Ymax      Zmin    Zmax
#         (int) (float)   (float)    (float) (float)    (float) (float)
#    (min and maxes are defined in the same space as the mesh is generated)
#    ----------------------------------------------------

$__Prespecified_Adaptation_Regions:       # <-Section heading(required)
                                                 #   This example was for a transonic
                                                 #         ONERAM6 wing
BBox: 7   0. 1.     -1. 1.       0. 1.4# <- cover the whole wing
BBox: 8   0. 0.77    0. 1.5      0. .78# <- inboard upper surface
BBox: 8   0.4 1.2     0. 1.2      .75 1.6# <- outboard upper surface

# ===================================================
# NOTES:
#   o in this sample, there are 2 bounding boxes (the 2 "BBox:" tags)
#      these must FOLLOW a the left justified SECTION HEADING
#      "$__Prespecified_Adaptation_Regions:"
#      as shown above.
#
#   o EMACS USERS: emacs will automatically highlight this file for you in
#      shell-script-mode. to get it to do this automatically, add the
#      following line to your .emacs file.
#      (setq auto-mode-alist
#            (append'(("\\.cntl$" . shell-script-mode) ) auto-mode-alist))
#
#   o By convention, I always name these files "filename.c3d.cntl",
#      but there is no enforcement of this convention.
#                                                                            M.Aftosmis