Hi,
On 08/16/2011 06:22 PM, Utkarsh Ayachit wrote:
If you're writing out data that is already partitioned, you should
write it out as a collection of grids. Then each grid in that
collection is read on a separate partition.
Manual partitioning was something I was hoping to avoid. I figured
Dear ParaView users,
is it possible to programmatically get the name of an object in the Pipeline
Browser? To be more specific I need to get this name from a vtkActor. I am
writing a exporter plugin (see
http://www.mail-archive.com/paraview@paraview.org/msg12939.html) and want to
name my
Hi,
I have created a plugin for a new view to use one of representations
(another plugin) that I have created but the display tab in the object
inspector does not get populated. If I switch back to using a
representation with ParaView then it all works. I have reproduced this with
a copy of the
It's not possible, not from a simple exporter plugin.The exporter
lives entirely in the VTK world without any knowledge of proxies. A
unconventional approach would be explicitly make the exporter plugin
link agains the pqCore library, then you can access the
pqApplicationCore and other singletons
It'd probably be easier to add a method to the vtk-exporter class which accepts
a string, and from the gui, pass the string in just before export - because you
can get it the proxy name from the gui end. Make sure the
SetProxyName(char*...) method doesn't call Modified. (ie don't use
Hi Utkarsh,
On 08/16/2011 06:22 PM, Utkarsh Ayachit wrote:
If you're writing out data that is already partitioned, you should
write it out as a collection of grids. Then each grid in that
collection is read on a separate partition.
I followed your advice, but seem to have hit on another bug,
Hi,
I'm fairly new to Paraview but am trying to get a hang on it.
My problem is that I need to make some animations by loading different
datasets rendered the same way. After having looked at the state file
(pvsm) one can save in the GUI I thought it would be piece of cake to
open these
We actually just tried to do the same thing for the first time yesterday and
had the same issues... so if anybody has an answer, we'd like it too!
Is it just a matter of accessing some kind of data pulled in from the state
file and doing a Show() or something? I got the data to appear that way
