Fix HorzIJ in MAPL3G to get local indices#4960
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ok, I'll try the GNU build, had not tried that |
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Fixed I think |
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This fixes the "hozij" routines in MAPL3 so that they now have an option to return the local indices. When they were ported from MAPL2 they were erroneously implement to only give global coordinates. This did require passing the GEOM down to the layer that computes the indices as I need to know the global bounds of the domain to compute the local from the global
I add an option (local_indices, default false) so the user can control which they get. If not passed it still returns the global indices
I added unit tests.
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