Hi all,
Can a python programmable filter be saved?
As described on this wiki page, it is possible to export cutom programmable
filters (last part: "Managing custom filters"):
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Custom_Filters
Is a similar mechanism available for python programmable filter?
It would be
My solution (not particularly eloquent) is to store the programmable
filter in a file and read it into a string at the the beginning of the
my script.
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 6:33 PM, Pierre JUILLARD
wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> Can a python programmable filter be saved?
>
> As described on this wiki p
Hi Peter,
Tank you for your help.
What do you mean exactly with "read it into a string at the the beginning of
the script".
Is it related to the way you make use of python programmable filters in
batch mode (in this case, I guess that you start ParaView with a python
script)?
Could you explain me
Another solution is to make a custom filter that contains the
programmable filter. The custom filter can be exported as an xml file,
emailed, and imported by another user.
cheers,
On Sat, Jan 24, 2009 at 7:02 AM, Pierre JUILLARD
wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> Tank you for your help.
> What do you mean ex
Hi Pierre,
I do most of my python processing via pvpython. At the top of my
processing script I simply have something like:
filterfile = open('prog_filter.py', 'r')
filterString = filterfile.read()
filterfile.close()
where the file: 'prog_filter.py' is my programmable filter. To use it:
defor
As Dave mentioned, the best way of doing what you want is to wrap the
programmable filter in a custom filter. We are planning some
improvements that will make this better by the next release:
- Custom readers
- Custom writers
- Capability of defining parameters of a programmable filter that will
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