boxes.
So hopefully you won't mind me asking for help again - if anybody has
any thoughts on the paraview/vtk segfault described below, this would
be very much appreciated.
Many thanks and kind regards,
Max
[1] http://www.paraview.org/pipermail/paraview/2013-January/thread.html
2013/
you have to import paraview.vtk. So if you can import
> vtk, it's probably grabbing it from a third party location, not the vtk
> installed with paraview.
>
> Also, try exporting LD_DEBUG=libs and then run paraview, that will print a
> lot of information to the terminal, it
esn't use
> major release versions of vtk, ParaView uses its own copy of VTK which is
> usually slightly different from the VTK major release versions.
>
> When you run scripts with paraview, most likely you're going to have to
> hide the system vtk so that it doesn't
Hi Pat,
Maybe you could back up a bit and explain what you're trying to
> accomplish? Maybe we can suggest another approach that will work while
> avoiding the incompatibilities vtk version requirements of dolfin and
> paraview.
>
Of course! Apologies that I didn't explain this in more detail be
2013/3/15 Anton Shterenlikht :
> FYI, I'm hoping to setup a Python docs webpage soon that will document
> all of ParaView's Python module API similar to Python's module
> documentation.
>
> Utkarsh
>
> Thanks, that would be most welcome.
+1
Best regards,
Max
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