>>>>> On Tue, 6 Jan 2009 10:58:07 -0500
>>>>> "BG" == Berk Geveci <berk.gev...@kitware.com> wrote:
BG> I will add your request to the list of Python features to
BG> improve. We are currently working on updating the Python API.
Thank you.
That would be the better feedback wouldn't it?
About not working on Linux: is this a general problem or something
special to my machine (I the "Paraview/Python Scripting"-document the
path "/Users/berk" and the words "This is on my Mac ..." lead me to
the conclusion that the primary platform for testing the python-stuff
is NOT Linux)
Bernhard
BG> -berk
BG> On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 1:55 PM, Bernhard Gschaider
BG> <bgschaid_li...@ice-sf.at> wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> I'm trying to write a script that loads a state-file and makes
>> a picture. The source that reads the data is in a plugin. The
>> plugin is loaded and works in paraview (obviously. Otherwise I
>> couldn't generate the state-file). The script is run via
>> pvpython. So before loading the State-file using
>> servermanager.LoadState() I load the plugin (actually both
>> plugins) with servermanager.LoadPlugin() Loading the state I
>> get the error message
>>
>> ERROR: In
>>
/home/openfoam/OpenFOAM/ThirdParty/ParaView-3.4.0/Servers/ServerManager/vtkSMProxyManager.cxx,
>> line 327 vtkSMProxyManager (0x5a98bd0): No proxy that matches:
>> group=sources and proxy=PV3FoamReader were found.
>>
>> (PV3FoamReader being the source). I can verify that by having a
>> look at dir(servermanager.sources) - it's not there.
>>
>> And now comes the punch-line: the same script worked on my Mac
>> the problem happens on my 64-Bit-Linux-Machine (and it is not a
>> matter of wrong-path or wrong dylib/so-extension. I
>> checked). The plugin and paraview were compiled on both
>> machines from the same sources with the same settings.
>>
>> Is there a way to diagnose what the problem might be? I can't
>> find two things in the Python/servermanager-interface that
>> would help me: - A facility that lists all the loaded modules
>> (Paraview can do this) - Some feedback from LoadPlugin whether
>> and why it failed. Currently I can do
>> servermanager.LoadPlugin("/path/I/m/pretty/sure/it/doesnt/exist")
>> and I will see no difference to a sucessfully loaded module
>>
>> To sum up my two problems:
>>
>> a) Mac: paraview + Plugin = OK pvpython + Plugin = OK Linux:
>> paraview + Plugin = OK pvpython + Plugin = Not Loaded What
>> could be the cause?
>>
>> b) Better interface to the plugin-facilities in Python.
>>
>> Bernhard _______________________________________________
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