Add handling for rectangular (cartesian) 2d geometries #5
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This PR adds the ability to use PySuperFish on 2D problems with rectangular geometry.
.geometryis a now a member parameter.gridcommand to SF7. The data is parsed and returned as a dictionary with similar structure to cylindrical problems. Input to the interpolation functions requires defining the interpolation grid, which is done here using xmin, xmax, nx (and similarly for y). The function is backwards compatible with cylindrical problems.Here's an example of a 2D electrostatic problem show the new interpolation commands and plotting features: