Sorry for many posts, but, I think, I found something interesting (or I
just think so :)). I digged a *stat*() usage in ParaView at official GitHub
source repository. If I get it right, there are two types of this function:
*stat*() and *stat64*(). My only program that deals with large files is a
d
I took a look at the code. Te problematic fragment (line 114 in
vtkEnSightGoldBinaryReader) just checks the file's existance and opens it
in standard way. The problem occures in *stat*() function that is fed with
the full file name and the reference to structure to receive file params. I
tried to r
Hello Samuel.
Sorry, but I can't undersatand how can the file fragmentation affect it's
readability and parsing. Even if the file has thousands of fragments and
"brain-damaging" :) runlist in many extended FILE records on NTFS
partition, your program, if it uses Win API, will see it like a solid f
Folks,
ParaView 5.0.1-RC1 is now available for download[1]. For fixes that
went into this release, refer to the change log on bug tracker [2].
- The ParaView team
[1] http://www.paraview.org/download/
[2] http://www.paraview.org/Bug/changelog_page.php
Thank you for replying. I understand. The problème doesn’t existe in 5.0. :-)
Regards,
Feng
> On 29 Feb 2016, at 20:31, Cory Quammen wrote:
>
> So you are saying that it doesn't work in ParaView 4.2 but it does in 5.0?
> Likely a bug that was fixed. Can you just use 5.0?
>
> Thanks,
> Cory
So you are saying that it doesn't work in ParaView 4.2 but it does in 5.0?
Likely a bug that was fixed. Can you just use 5.0?
Thanks,
Cory
On Sat, Feb 27, 2016 at 3:19 AM, Feng Xing wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> When I open a .pvtu (XML) file from Paraview 4.2, I occur a
> "GetNumberOfArraysEnab
Dear All,
I have recently been having problems reading pvtu files in paraview when those
files contain arbitrary polyhedrons: this is from the output of a large scale
code that runs in parallel via mpi. To show the problem, I have written a very
small sample code, attached, that runs in serial
Just to chime in, a new vector graphics backend is implemented for OpenGL2
and should be available in the new release. It's functionality is limited
compared to the old one (most things are just rasterized to the image
background with vectorized text, etc overlayed), but it will produce output
of t
Another "experimental data". I was able to load this big case in ParaView
viat the CGNS format. It was neccesary to select CGNS 3.0 and HDF5 options
in CFX Converter. But when I apply the Extract Block filter I see no any
boundaries, only fluid domain (that is displayed OK). So CGNS format is not
a
