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Commit 7d8a60fd authored by Praetorius, Simon's avatar Praetorius, Simon
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cleanup of README

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......@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Getting started
In order to build a MultiMesh, simply wrap your host-grid type into a the
`MultiMesh` class and set the number of grids to construct.
```
```c++
using HostGrid = ALUGrid<2, 2, simplex, conforming>;
MultiMesh<HostGrid> multimesh(2);
```
......@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ MultiMesh<HostGrid> multimesh(2);
If the host-grid allows to pass arguments to its constructo, these can be
appended to the MultiMesh constructor after the size argument, e.g.
```
```c++
using HostGrid = AlbertaGrid<3,3>;
MultiMesh<HostGrid> multimesh(2, filename);
```
......@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ constructor creates one grid only. (This is just to be conform the the
GridFactory interface). In order to use, e.g. structured grid-factory builders,
you have to pass the MultiMesh GridFactory:
```
```c++
using HostGrid = ALUGrid<2, 2, simplex, conforming>;
using Factory = StructuredGridBuilder<MultiMesh<HostGrid> >;
GridFactory<MultiMesh<HostGrid> > gridFactory(3); // create 3 grids
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