On Thursday 02 October 2008 16:56, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Linux, did you not link libAdditional with libmain? I assume you doing
> that on the OSX already, or you'd probably get link errors.
libAdditional knows about libMain, libMain does not know about libAdditional.
paraview seems to do
If I understand your email correctly, you are defining a lookup table in a
"VTK Legacy" file and expecting to use that table is ParaView. To be
honest, that mode of operation is not well supported by ParaView and I'm a
little surprised that it works at all. There must be a VTK rendering
component
I have a basic threaded python script that I wanted to run in ParaView,
but it seems that whenever you try to run a thread nothing happens in
the python console. Trying to reset the console window crashes ParaView.
This seems to be odd because the same script is able to work inside
pvpython.
I might be doing this wrong, but here goes. I have a set of points and
associated atomic numbers, and a volume field. I want to render spheres
colored appropriately for the atom type, and combine them together with
translucent isosurfaces of the volume.
In a filter, I map the atomic numbers to
On Linux, did you not link libAdditional with libmain? I assume you doing
that on the OSX already, or you'd probably get link errors.
Then you shouldn't have order issues with dlopen on Linux and things should
just work.
Clint
On Thursday 02 October 2008 2:13:16 am Mattijs Janssens wrote:
>
In that case, I prefer to derive from pqNamedObjectPanel instead.
Then I set up the UI myself, and you immediately get pointers to all the
widgets, instead of having to go find them if you used
pqLoadedFormObjectPanel.
To get more details on how it works:
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.3/designer-u
I have used the code example to hook to widgets I created in Designer
QLineEdit *test = this->findChild("ExampleLineEdit");
Rafael March wrote:
Hey all,
I'm creating a filter with a custom Object Panel, but I still have some
doubts.
I am able to creat
Hey all,
I'm creating a filter with a custom Object Panel, but I still have some doubts.
I am able to create a Panel using Qt Designer, and then load it into my filter
extending the class pqLoadedFormObjectPanel. Everything works fine. Qt Designer
allows me to create some Slots, but in a limite
Hey
,
On Tue Jan 18 09:09:22 EST 2005, Berk Geveci replying to Roland Schulz :
>> I made the observation, that Gouraud shading is always working for spheres.
>> But for iso-planes it is only working on some machines. Should I look closer
>> why it is working only sometimes, or is it a known prob
I tried changing the flags on that. Currently is local scope:
dlopen(libname, RTLD_LAZY);
Anyone of
return dlopen(libname, RTLD_LAZY|RTLD_GLOBAL);
return dlopen(libname, RTLD_LAZY|RTLD_DEEPBIND);
makes the paraview crash on start-up! (even without loading any user-defi
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