Programmable Filter is not gone, it's still around, alive and well. It's
under Filters | Data Analysis menu, as before. If you're not seeing it
there, make sure your ParaView build is built with Python support enabled.

Utkarsh

On Tue, Dec 20, 2016 at 1:23 PM, andrealphus <andrealp...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I've been slowly moving from v4 to v5. Is programmable filter gone? I
> use to do  a lot of operations like;
>
>  data_0 = inputs[0].CellData['data']
>  data_1 = inputs[1].CellData['data']
>  output.CellData.append(data_1 - data_0, 'difference')
>
> or more complicated then simple differencing, e.g.;
>
>  data_0 = inputs[0].CellData['data']
>  data_1 = inputs[1].CellData['data']
>
> tmp1=A * data_0^3 + B * data_0^2 + C * data_0^3
>
> etc...
>
> can anyone point me to where its documented how to do this now (and
> please dont just say pytrhon calculator).
>
> thanks!
> ashton
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