Pvpython has an interactive shell, is a single process, and can connect to
any server. It's the client in other words just without the GUI.
Pvbatch exists as a means to give the parallel server a predefined script
to process. It is part of the server and thus can not be interacted with,
nor can it
Ok, I hadn't realized. I'm still not totally sure what the difference
between pvpython and pvbatch is (or why both are needed...)
Thanks,
Paul
On 16 Mar 2012 14:36, "Utkarsh Ayachit" wrote:
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Paul,
I verified that the option was never available (at least since 3.10,
didn't test before that). The rationale is that pvpython would be used
as a "client" similar to the Qt GUI, in which case offscreen option is
never presented. With pvbatch, you are going to be using it as a batch
processor,
Hi,
The "--use-offscreen-rendering" option doesn't seem to exist in pvpython
anymore? Is this deliberate?
Thanks,
Paul
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