Use of #include declarations in a dictionary

[tbraun84]

I have a need to use some of the helper dictionaries from openfoam.
For example, I like to use #inclueEtc "caseDicts/setConstraintTypes" to handle partition boundaries, or I may want to define my runtime functions in a separate file and then #include "user-defined" within the controlDict.
Currently, I am manually adding these statements after I run my foamlib-based python script. How do you handle these within the script using the nested python dictionary convention?

[gerlero]

@tbraun84 For a single #include you can simply do file["#include"] = '"user-defined"'.

If you need more than one include, you have to use file.add("#include", '"user-defined"') to avoid overwriting the other includes. FoamFile objects are actually multi-mappings as the way to support this use case.

[tbraun84]

Thank you! I'm happy to find out that this is possible and grateful for the clarification. Sorry I missed it in reviewing the docs. Hopefully, this question helps others, though.