Dan,
Thanks for that hint. A little experimenting proved that the fully qualified
name didn’t work but dataset_adapter.VTKNoneArray worked so I wrapped up my
filter this morning
Dennis
From: Dan Lipsa [mailto:dan.li...@kitware.com]
Sent: Monday, August 03, 2015 11:31 PM
To: Dennis Conklin;
Hello ParaView community,
Introduction
I have a workstation here at work where I want to utilize the additional
functionality (MPI and python) of ParaView 4.3.1, therefore I want to install
it from source. Although I think I compiled ParaView successfully, as root,
another program that I use
Neal,
Try this:
mySource.PointData.values()
mySource.CellData.values()
Joachim
*Joachim Pouderoux*
*PhD, Technical Expert*
*Kitware SAS http://www.kitware.fr*
2015-08-03 17:59 GMT+02:00 Neal,Christopher R chrisn...@ufl.edu:
Thanks Joachim!
Do you also happen to know how to obtain
Thank you Dan.
That page was very helpful. For me it looks like it was also an issue with
forgetting to render/show the updated scene once it had transitioned to the
newer timestep. I'm not 100% sure about the source of my issue, but with the
help of that Wiki and the Paraview Trace tool I
On Tue, Aug 04, 2015 at 00:55:16 +, Bruce Jones wrote:
I followed your instructions and the build was successful in release mode.
However, when I run the executable it crashes on load.
Attempting to debug this I tried to build in debug mode using the same
approach. Unfortunately the
Thanks again Ben. For the debug build I was using a completely new build
directory, I moved the compiled files from the release build elsewhere and
deleted everything else. Then started on the debug build from step one.
On Tue, 4 Aug 2015 at 14:24 Ben Boeckel ben.boec...@kitware.com wrote:
On
Hi David, All
Can you point out what are the paraview objects in the script pasted below?
My approach for the next step of improving its efficiency is by deleting
all the objects that I create at each iteration.
Whereas this may be suboptimal, I will get it working before I go to
the next step.
