Hi,
I updated and built my copy of cvs head for the first time this
year. Unfortunately, it gets immediate crash after opening the main
window at vtkCarbonRenderWindow::UpdateGLRegion(). Here's a part of
gdb backtrace output:
Program received signal EXC_BAD_ACCESS, Could not access memory.
You cannot make an external python interpretor or pvpython control an
separate paraview process. To be able to affect ParaView GUI through
python you have to use the python shell provided by the GUI.
Utkarsh
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 7:24 PM, Jorge Mario Mazo
jmm.mecan...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
Where are you typing the python script: the python shell or the
Script parameter for the Programmable Filter/Programmable Source?
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 7:17 PM, Pierre-Olivier Dallaire
pierre-olivier.dalla...@videotron.ca wrote:
Good evening,
I'm trying to import a text file in order to
Hi there is there a way to create a GUIToolbar icon in python
* Not really. Python cannot be used to control/modify the GUI
components per say.
or is there to write a XML view, that trows the data parameters to a
python script, instead of c++ classes,
pretty much like the helix.xml plugin
python shell, I'm using pvpython script.py
On 15-Jan-09, at 9:20 AM, Utkarsh Ayachit wrote:
Where are you typing the python script: the python shell or the
Script parameter for the Programmable Filter/Programmable Source?
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 7:17 PM, Pierre-Olivier Dallaire
These scripts are meant to be used at values for the Script paramater
for Programmable Filter or Programmable Source as identified by the
title. These will not directly work from the python shell or pvpython.
Create a Programmable Source from the Sources menu in the ParaView
GUI and try pasting
Natalie Happenhofer wrote:
Hi!
I have written a Writer-Plugin and after (at last) successfully
compiling and linking it within Paraview, I tried to load it with the
PluginManager,
and in the Paraview/build/bin directory I found my libVdcWriter.so,
but loading fails. I get the error message:
I have been having the same problems. I vote we back out of the 1.75 changes
and ignore the warnings.
-Ken
On 1/15/09 7:10 AM, Takuya OSHIMA osh...@eng.niigata-u.ac.jp wrote:
Yes it's a 32-bit binary as far as I understand in the same way.
Takuya OSHIMA, Ph.D.
Faculty of Engineering,
You can instantiate the vtkExtractEdges filter and connect it to
shallow copy of your input (don't directly connect the input to avoid
nasty pipleine update issues) and then call Update() on the
vtkExtractEdges to make it execute. Then you can shallow copy
vtkExtractEdges' output to your own or
On 1/15/09 6:54 AM, David Cole said:
Sean, would you mind (1) fixing this or (2) reverting your
vtkCarbonRenderWindow change of 1.75 until somebody can figure out what it
takes to fix this...?
I've returned CVS to a working state. Sorry about the troubles!
Clinton, any idea why this did not
The minimum and the maximum values show up differently (not aligned with) from
the rest of tick values. They seem to be different from vertical (see
vertical.png) to horizontal (see horizontal.png).
That is by design. The min/max labels are placed where they can be shown
with the maximum
Hi there
I'm developing a pythong plugin. I'm using tkinter for some quick
input, so far it works
I can do a tkFileDialog.askopenfilename()
but after the tkdialog is opened the paraview menu is gone.
all is left is a console window (empty)
and in the menu there is Paraview, FILE, EDIT
If I
On 1/15/09 9:47 AM, Clinton Stimpson said:
Here's what I think needs to happen.
*SNIP*
Sounds like a plan, and I agree it's worthwhile since Carbon will still
be around for a long time, but as I don't personally use it, I don't
think I'll have the time in the near term. I'd be happy to test
Dear Paraview Users
I have been using ParaView for some time now, but am unsure of how to calculate
averages over certain areas. Picture1 shows a side-view of an incineration
vessel. It has several passes, some of them with separation walls. Picture2
depicts a horizontal slice of it.
I would
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