Hi!
I´m trying to write a new filter, but I´m encountering major difficulties
defining the New()-method of my class:
I´m deriving from vtkDataSetToStructuredFilter.h and my .h-file looks like
this:
vtkHorizontalAverage.h:
#ifndef __vtkHorizontalAverage_h
#define __vtkHorizontalAverage_h
Ok, I´m really, really sorry.
Of course I have to put the vtkStandardNewMacro(vtkHorizontalAverage) in the
.cxx-file and not in the .h-file, everything works fine now.
Sometimes (at least I hope it is just sometimes!!) I am so stupid..
NH
Hi!
Is there any possibility to cast from vtkDataSet to vtkRectilinearGrid or
vtkStructuredGrid,?
I´m writing a filter which should input vtkDataSet, it´s to say I have
RectilinearGrid, StructuredGrid and StructuredPoint files with which the filter
should work.
I need to extract the
Tobias,
I would agree that the parsing of calculator expressions is probably slowing
down the calculations. I also agree that a custom filter would be the
easiest way to fix the problem (and would probably simplify things for
users).
-Ken
On 9/9/08 6:58 AM, Tobias Brandvik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for the link!
--- On Mon, 9/8/08, Mike Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Mike Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Paraview] Relocatable plugins on ParaView CVS for Mac?
To: ParaView paraview@paraview.org
Date: Monday, September 8, 2008, 8:08 PM
This post pretty much
BTW, I am working through the OS X ParaView app bundle building script
trying different ideas to see what might be able to work. Hard part
for me is that I do not have access to a reasonably fast 10.4 machine.
(1.25Ghz G4 Mini is just painful). I am building on OS X 10.5.4
currently for my
ok,
when I load a 2D vtu, Paraview complains about number of components is
different and crashes.
all my Z components can be set to 0, but I would like to avoid setting
for instance a probe
line in a 3D env, where the only relevant plane is X*Y : in this last
case the probe is not
aligned
All coordinates of all data sets are defined in 3D Cartesian coordinates.
That's just the way VTK was designed. Allowing for variable length
coordinates would be a significant burden on many developers.
You will have to pad your coordinates with 0's in the Z components.
-Ken
On 9/9/08 8:15
Hello,
So far we have just used Xdmf/HDF5 and ParaView to view data from
small runs on a single machine, where we generate a time series as the
simulation progresses by appending snapshots of the data to the same
HDF5 file. As we work towards larger simulations (on a cluster) which
will
I have a CTH 8.1 dataset that I'm loading up using a development version
of Paraview. When I load up the data and use the Extract CTH Parts
filter, everything seems to work fine with the exception of some
unexpected holes in the resulting geometry. Due to the shape of
the holes, I'd
Is the current CVS version of ParaView broken with respect to
launching QtAssisant? I am on OS X 10.5 (intel) and after a build when
I try to use the Help-Launch Assistant menu I get an error that
simply states Failed to start Assistant.
I can't figure out if the paths are wrong or what?
Hi Rick,
Looks like it's in the reader, as rolling back all of the changes
between now and then fixes. I'll see if I can isolate what went wrong.
Now might be a good time to add a regression test as well.
Burlen
Rick Angelini(CISD/CIV) wrote:
I have a CTH 8.1 dataset that I'm loading up
Yup. We noticed the same problem. It is failing on our Mac dashboard.
We will track it down soon.
-berk
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 12:48 PM, Mike Jackson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the current CVS version of ParaView broken with respect to launching
QtAssisant? I am on OS X 10.5 (intel) and after
Found the problem. Currently in the pqClientDocFinder.txt file you
list the entire path to the QtAssistant executable. Qt is trying to be
_too_ cute and they actually add .app/Contents/MacOS/assistant in
the QtAssistantClient.cpp constructor.
In the Applications/Client/CMakeLists.txt file
Right now we're generating one big HDF5 file, and then one to
three .xmf files for the Xdmf grids (time series), which reference
that HDF5 file.
-Eric
On Sep 9, 2008, at 1:10 PM, Berk Geveci wrote:
Are you generating one big HDF5 file or one per time step or one per
time step per process?
hi , everyone, I was a little confused about some re-compile problems
on Paraview.
I have added some include files into the original file pvserver.cxx for
some custom usage. (Using VS.Net2005)
When compile it , it said that the include file could not be found. And
If I use the
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