Christian,
O-oh! We can't have our users going mad now can we :). Guess we are
looking at this the wrong way, instead of working from the solution,
let's start with the problem/use-case. Can you describe your use-case
as simply as possibly. What's the goal here? What is the user doing?
Utkarsh
O
Does that mean that I have to create a selection with explicitly
defining the points? Oh man... Then I can forget the whole thing anyway.
Everything is so nice about Paraview, but this selection thing is
driving me mad.
It's still all about making it as easy as possible for the user to
selec
Does your data have time? If not, you don't need to specify the
time=1 attribute at all. So SelectionWriter is the thing that's
coming from your plugin? Does it support writing empty datasets? Can
you attach a debugger and see where is crashes? Are you sure it's not
crashing in the writer? I d
You can simply call UpdatePipeline() as follows:
from paraview.simple import *
UpdatePipeline(proxy=extractSelectionSource)
This will update the extract selection filter explicitly. Look at
help(UpdatePipeline) for details.
Utkarsh
On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 3:38 PM, Christian Werner
wrote:
Hi Utkarsh,
these are great news. I tried the python trace but not in combination
with the extraction (what I acutally do need anyway)
As you might remember I am working around the "lack" of possibilty to
select whole objects (cells with same RegionID). With the given
SelectionQuerySourc
Yes, you can use the "SelectionQuerySource" to construct your query as follows:
selection_source_540 = SelectionQuerySource( InsideOut=0,
ArrayName='', HierarchicalLevel=-1, ProcessID=-1, ContainingCells=0,
DoubleValues=None, HierarchicalIndex=-1, FieldType='CELL',
ArrayComponent=0, Operator='IS_O
Hello!
Is there any chance that the new Edit->Find Data functionality is
available in Python-Scripting?
Best regards,
Christian
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