Hi Andy,
thanks for your support. The function
self.newSlice.GetDataInformation().GetNumberOfPoints() returns zero points
then the functions fails. But it is kind of wired because I use always the
same origin and normal vector and sometimes it is successful. Ok, now I
know the problem and I try to
I think PV 3.98.x requires python 2.7.
On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 10:42 PM, Chris Bording wrote:
> Hi,
> I have been able to build and compile a working version of
> Paraview-3.14.1 and ParaView-3.98.1 using
> gcc 4.4.6 and openmpi-1.6.3 but I am unable to get python configure with
> it correctl
A question about how to use vtk's selection infrastructure (or about
building and testing vtk) is best sent to the vtk mailing list.
A question about how to use the interface to selection (the buttons in the
"Selection Controls" toolbar) within the paraview GUI should go to to the
paraview mailing
Hello all,
I am trying to use the programmable filter in a python script, but it
is not able to find the paraview module.
the code:
ProgrammableFilter1 = ProgrammableFilter()
ProgrammableFilter1.Script = 'print "something"'
Show()
gives the error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
Fi
I forgot to cc the mailing list.
On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 8:42 AM, Pat Marion wrote:
> The programmable filter will run in the same process, using the same
> python, as the main script. But, it's possible something is not working
> right with the paths. I would put a print statement in both the
Utkarsh,
Applications/ParaView/CMakeLists.txt no longer holds the INSTALL reference
below. Is there somewhere, either in the code (for the superbuild) or the
wiki, that shows how to create a Windows .exe install, with these directions
telling me 1) what to edit in a CMake file to add additional
I can get the path for the main script but not for the programmable
filter because of the import error.
There is
/Applications/ParaView.app/Contents/Python
/Applications/ParaView.app/Contents/Libraries
/Applications/ParaView.app/Contents/bin
in the path for the main script. Is there anything
Could you try running this test script with pvpython like this:
$ cat test.py
from paraview.simple import *
f = ProgrammableSource()
f.Script = 'print "something"'
f.UpdatePipeline()
$ /Applications/paraview.app/Contents/bin/pvpython test.py
something
Does that work?
Pat
On Tue, Feb 26, 2013
This works, the difference is if I run
/Applications/paraview.app/Contents/bin/pvpython test.py
it works but
pvpython test.py
gives the import error and the same is true of my other script. I
guess there is something wrong with my pvpython environmental variable.
Thanks for the help!
Colin
