I assume that you left out of your example code where you also set
TIME_STEPS in RequestInformation. If you had not done that, you would not
have a TIME_STEPS key to read from in RequestData. (Incidentally, I don't
think your check to make sure the UPDATE_TIME_STEPS value is in
TIME_STEPS. The V
In addition to TIME_RANGE(), put TIME_STEPS() in the outInfo during
RequestInformation. You'll have to compute the discrete timesteps
manually with appropriate increments.
Utkarsh
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 11:31 AM, Brian C. Panneton (CONTR)
wrote:
> I am attempting to set up a time range for my
I am attempting to set up a time range for my reader. However, it
increments the time range by 1/10ths instead of by 1. So if my range
start = 0 and range end = 4000, I get 10 steps instead of 4000.
My RequestInformation looks like such:
[code]
...
double timeRange[2];
timeRange[0] = this->Tim
