What does //BTX and //ETX means
Begin TCL Exclude
End TCL Exclude.
VTK was originally wrapped for use with TCL -hence the name choice. The
original parser code used BTX/ETX to mark pieces that couldn't be
wrapped and should be skipped.
? how to know if a method is automaticlly or not ?
Look at the source code. You can usually guess which function are not
likely to be wrapped. If they have pointers to structs etc they are
usually not wrapped.
JB
Thanks,
Nehme
On Sun, 10 May 2009 08:10:09 +0200 (CEST)
Jean Favre <jfa...@cscs.ch> wrote:
On 10, May 2009 03:38 AM, Nehme Bilal <nbi...@mirarco.org> wrote:
Hi,
I am using vtkKdTree in a python programmable filter. I
would like to use:
void vtkKdTree::FindPointsWithinRadius(double R,
const double x[3],
vtkIdList* result)
the method is not available. It is enclosed into a //BTX //ETX in the
source code of VTK/Filtering/vtkKdTree.h and does not get automatically
wrapped by Python.
Jean --
Swiss National Supercomputer Center
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