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You can have a look to the already implemented conditions in [src/boundariesConditions.cpp](https://gitlab.oca.eu/DISC/fargOCA/blob/master/src/boundariesConditions.cpp): `ComputeReflectingZ`, `OpenBoundaryR` etc.
You can have a look to the already implemented conditions in [src/D3/boundariesConditions.cpp](https://gitlab.oca.eu/DISC/fargOCA/blob/master/src/D3/boundariesConditions.cpp): `ComputeReflectingZ`, `OpenBoundaryR` etc.
### Declaring a stateless boundaries condition
Let say you want to make your new condition available under the name "someGreatBC":
In a carefully chosen source file ([src/boundariesConditions.cpp](https://gitlab.oca.eu/DISC/fargOCA/blob/master/src/boundariesConditions.cpp) for example):
In a carefully chosen source file ([src/D3/boundariesConditions.cpp](https://gitlab.oca.eu/DISC/fargOCA/blob/master/src/D3/boundariesConditions.cpp) for example):
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You're done.
## Tips
### Factorize
It's possible to apply any number of boundaries conditions, so instead of replicating common code, make it an independent conditions and call them as needed. (need details ?)
