Sir,
Thank you very much for answering so quickly. I went with the first option
and tried the Delete() statements again, but still keep getting errors, be
it different ones. Specifically I have put the following four statements
right after Render() in my code:
Delete(VoltParaviewMovie)
Tim,
The only thing I can recommend with your Delete() calls is to delete things in
the reverse order from which they were created. So you should try doing:
Delete(DataRepresentation1)
Delete(RenderView1)
Delete(AnimationScene1)
Delete(VoltParaviewMovie)
Other than that suggestion, I
Hi all,
I am stuck with a problem regarding ParaView (version 4.0.1 64-bit),
running on Ubuntu 14.04. It seems that when I run a python script, my
memory gets overloaded. I looked already in the archives and it seems that
I need to delete some data using the command Delete(). When I try this
Your delete line is
Delete(Animationscene1)
but your variable is actually called AnimationScene1 (camel-case lettering).
Python is case-sensitive, so that's why you are getting the error you are
showing.
That said, we do two things to loop over everything. We can Delete() every
object,
