Use petsctools.AppContext
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| A, P = pc.getOperators() | ||
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| if pc.type != "python": | ||
| raise ValueError("Expecting PC type python") | ||
| opc = pc | ||
| appctx = self.get_appctx(pc) | ||
| fcp = appctx.get("form_compiler_parameters") | ||
| fcp = get_appctx(pc).fcp |
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Did you set fcp? It's not a clear name.
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No, it is already attached to the _SNESContext. I'm just switching to getting the compiler parameters from there instead of the appctx because it is a "global" rather than a namespaced (prefixed) thing.
| ctx = get_appctx(pc) | ||
| fcp = ctx.fcp | ||
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| appctx = ctx.appctx |
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This is weird. This is saying appctx = get_appctx(pc).appctx
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I agree, this is really annoying. There is the _SNESContext object and the dict object, both of which are called appctx in various places.
_SNESContext.appctxis thedictwe call theappctxin user-code.dmhooks.get_appctxreturns the_SNESContext.PCSNESBase.get_appctxreturnsdmhooks.get_appctx(pc_or_snes).appctxwhich is thedict.
I would be in favour of cleaning up this naming, but it'd touch a lot of code and I don't want to do it unilaterally.
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Sure. I'd be happy for now to just open an issue about it, plus perhaps an explanatory comment.
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| self._x = problem.u_restrict | |||
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| if appctx is None: | |||
| appctx = {} | |||
| from petsctools import AppContext | |||
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Do import at the top level
Switch from an un-namespaced python
dictto the namespacedpetsctools.AppContextin this PR: firedrakeproject/petsctools#16