[Paraview] Git or CVS for ParaView 3-8 Code

I would like to work with the ParaView 3.8 branch. What is the "official" way to get the code? Git or CVS? The Git server at GitHub seems NOT to have all the source code for the branch. Is the CVS server still active? Thanks ___ Mike J

Re: [Paraview] Git or CVS for ParaView 3-8 Code

The official way is to use cvs until the transition occurs. I am using cvs for building the 3.8 release binaries because cvsexport is just another level of complexity I don't want to deal with, especially for merging fixes onto the branch. I am not certain why GitHub didn't import the entire branch

Re: [Paraview] Git or CVS for ParaView 3-8 Code

Mike, We are working on the official ParaView/VTK Git repositories. These will soon replace the current github repository. Though may still be co-hosted on gitorious and/or github, it will have a totally different history from the current version. Until that happens, the current github repo may no

Re: [Paraview] Git or CVS for ParaView 3-8 Code

Thanks guys. That is what I was thinking but just wanted to be sure. -- Mike Jackson On Apr 6, 2010, at 10:50 AM, Utkarsh Ayachit wrote: Mike, We are working on the official ParaView/VTK Git repositories. These will soon replace the current github repository. Though may still be co-hosted on

[Paraview] Fwd: Creating data in programmablesource with Time

Hello, I'm trying to generate data in the programmablesource with time. till now a can produce the data, fill the output, but I do not know how to put the time information. (I read that I have to correctly set the DATA_TIME_STEPS, TIME_RANGE, TIME_STEPS and the TimestepValues variables).

Re: [Paraview] Fwd: Creating data in programmablesource with Time

That's crazy :-) You need something like this: for i in range(x): self.GetExecutive().GetOutputInformation().GetInformationObject(0).Append(vtkStreamingDemandDrivePipeline.TIME_STEPS(), t[i]) in the RequestInformation() script. Then to get UPDATE_TIME_STEPS(), something like: i = self.GetExec

[Paraview] trouble reading in netCDF file

Hi, I am trying to read in a netCDF file using Paraview 3.6.2. It can 'see' the netCDF file, but when I attempt to read in the file by pressing 'Apply', I get the following error message: ERROR: In /home/kitware/ParaView3/Utilities/BuildScripts/ParaView-3.6/ParaView3/Servers/Filters/vtkTex

[Paraview] Fetching Data via Script and Interactively

I have a bit of code where I read in a data file, extract a small portion of it and then integrate the variables of the extracted portion. In my python code I then fetch the data from the server with the intent to write it out to a log file. The issue that I have come across is when I run my scri

Re: [Paraview] Fetching Data via Script and Interactively

Try calling avgData.UpdatePipeline(). The filters are not actually executed until there is demand. Usually a call to Render() causes this demand, but for IntegrateVariables there is nothing to render. Not sure if Fetch is supposed to automatically called UpdatePipeline or not. Pat On Tue, Apr

Re: [Paraview] Fetching Data via Script and Interactively

Pat, Thanks for the reply. I tried giving an UpdatePipeline() call, but seemed to be the same result. Any other thoughts? Matt On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 2:07 PM, pat marion wrote: > Try calling avgData.UpdatePipeline(). The filters are not actually > executed until there is demand. Usually a ca

Re: [Paraview] trouble reading in netCDF file

It sounds like you are reading in an array with 0 or 1 dimensions (not including time). Although the reader should happily create an image data of that structure, the standard rendering views only understand image data of 2 or 3 dimensions. Hence you get the error. If you want to see the data

Re: [Paraview] Fetching Data via Script and Interactively

Another interesting anomaly. If I use the shell and run the script once, so I have a pipeline of three objects, I get zeros. If I then run it again immediately so I have a second pipeline of the same three objects, it then outputs correctly. Matt On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 2:20 PM, Matthew Cragun

[Paraview] Building a distributable development tree

Hello all, I've been trying to generate a development tree of ParaView (based on CVS head as of a few hours ago) that I can distribute to other in-house developers so that they don't have to build ParaView themselves. I've been following the instructions here: http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView

Re: [Paraview] trouble reading in netCDF file

Hi, Thank you Ken for responding. I suspect that your diagnosis is correct; the root of the problem, I believe, is that I am reading in netCDF data that follows the CF convention. In particular, the grid is an unstructured triangular 2D grid ('poly data' grid in the venacular of paraview).

[Paraview] Plugins development direction

Hi, With the announcement of moving to Git and the upcoming 3.8 release, I'd like to pose the following question Currently, to build plugins, we need to build Paraview itself http://paraview.org/Wiki/Plugin_HowTo Are there plans to architect Paraview so that it ships with suf

Re: [Paraview] Plugins development direction

There are already plans to ship paraview with sufficient libraries/headers starting the upcoming ParaView 3.8. Separate downloads will be available from the ParaView website for those who want the development version of the binaries. Utkarsh On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 9:43 PM, Nicholas Yue wrote: >