parameters: (self)
return_statement: return self.__ex_get_id_map('EX_NODE_MAP')
docstring: get mapping of exodus node index to user- or application-
          defined node id; node_id_map is ordered the same as the nodal
          coordinate arrays returned by exo.get_coords() -- this ordering
          follows the exodus node *INDEX* order, a 1-based system going
          from 1 to exo.num_nodes(); a user or application can optionally
          use a separate node *ID* numbering system, so the node_id_map
          points to the node *ID* for each node *INDEX*
  
          >>> node_id_map = exo.get_node_id_map()
  
          Returns
          -------
  
              if array_type == 'ctype':
                <list<int>>  node_id_map
  
              if array_type == 'numpy':
                <np_array<int>>  node_id_map
docstring_summary: get mapping of exodus node index to user- or application-
          defined node id; node_id_map is ordered the same as the nodal
          coordinate arrays returned by exo.get_coords() -- this ordering
          follows the exodus node *INDEX* order, a 1-based system going
          from 1 to exo.num_nodes(); a user or application can optionally
          use a separate node *ID* numbering system, so the node_id_map
          points to the node *ID* for each node *INDEX*
docstring_tokens: get mapping of exodus node index to user - or application - defined node id ; node_id_map is ordered the same as the nodal coordinate arrays returned by exo . get_coords () -- this ordering follows the exodus node * INDEX * order a 1 - based system going from 1 to exo . num_nodes () ; a user or application can optionally use a separate node * ID * numbering system so the node_id_map points to the node * ID * for each node * INDEX *
function: def get_node_id_map(self):
          """
          get mapping of exodus node index to user- or application-
          defined node id; node_id_map is ordered the same as the nodal
          coordinate arrays returned by exo.get_coords() -- this ordering
          follows the exodus node *INDEX* order, a 1-based system going
          from 1 to exo.num_nodes(); a user or application can optionally
          use a separate node *ID* numbering system, so the node_id_map
          points to the node *ID* for each node *INDEX*
  
          >>> node_id_map = exo.get_node_id_map()
  
          Returns
          -------
  
              if array_type == 'ctype':
                <list<int>>  node_id_map
  
              if array_type == 'numpy':
                <np_array<int>>  node_id_map
          """
          return self.__ex_get_id_map('EX_NODE_MAP')
function_tokens: def get_node_id_map ( self ) : return self . __ex_get_id_map ( 'EX_NODE_MAP' )