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  • Stéphane Del Pino's avatar
    Stéphane Del Pino authored
    This means that now the following code is valid
    ```
    import scheme;
    import mesh;
    import math;
    
    let m:mesh, m = cartesian1dMesh(-1,1,100);
    
    let pi:R, pi = acos(-1);
    
    let f: R^1 -> R, x -> x[0]*x[0];
    let g: R^1 -> R, x -> sin(pi*x[0]);
    
    let (fh,gh): Vh*Vh, (fh,gh) = (interpolate(m, P0(), f), interpolate(m, P0(), g));
    ```
    This allows to define builtin functions that return composed
    results. For instance the result of the calculation of a time step of
    Lagrangian schemes. One can now return (rho,u,E,...).
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