The pipeline is just my home made reader, and a Warp filter.
My reader is for a solution written in separated representation (I
call it PXDMF).
(http://rom.research-centrale-nantes.com/resources/separated-variables-representation-visualisation/
)
In other words, in a classic solution
Thanks pat,
This is the result. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vqPQAWEqBk
Felipe
Le 06/12/2012 13:57, Pat Marion a écrit :
Yes, you can send information back through the socket. If you're
using the socket to invoke python code, then any string returned by
your python code will be
That is really cool to see. Thanks for sharing the video.
Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 7, 2012, at 1:18 PM, Felipe Bordeu felipe.bor...@ec-nantes.fr wrote:
Thanks pat,
This is the result. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vqPQAWEqBk
Felipe
Le 06/12/2012 13:57, Pat Marion a écrit :
That's great! Thanks for sharing. What are we seeing in the video, you're
doing some displacement of the mesh?
By the way there is a new plugin that was just added to ParaView, it's
called MobileRemoteControl. It's not general purpose like the
ParaViewSocketPlugin, it has no python scripting,
Yes, you can send information back through the socket. If you're using the
socket to invoke python code, then any string returned by your python code
will be written to the socket. But, by default the python handler method
doesn't return anything. If you edit pqPythonSocketHandler.cxx, you can
hi everybody,
I'm using the great plugin ;) ParaViewSocketPlugin, to control ParaView.
But now I will like to have some information sent back to the client. I
look at the sources but I couldn't figure out the way to do it.
Is this possible, using the plugin (or some minor modifications) ???
