OutputParticles work #339
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So that they are in different cells.
Fortunately they were swapped throughout, so very confusing but not an actual bug...
should work on 2 MPI procs now, too.
The goal being to have the hdf5 specific stuff in one place
That will eventually do all HDF5 specific writing
so that it's persistent and can, next, take care of creating the hdf5 particle type
So we don't need to keep passing this otherwise redundant info around.
Since we already know how many particles we have on a proc.
The number of particles is arr.size()
This particle selector decides whether to include a given particle in the output. Other than the trivial ParticleSelectorAll, ParticleSelectorEveryNth<N> is provided ot select every nth particle.
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Besides general cleanup / modernization and preparation for output formats other than HDF5 (ie., ADIOS2), this adds the capability to select a subset of particles to be written. For now, other than selecting all particles, a simple
ParticleSelectorEveryNth<N>is provided to cut down on the number of particles written.