Hi! I´m having trouble with exodus files (libmesh generates meshes) and
Paraview.

I´m printing a list of exodus files:

out.e-s.000
out.e-s.001
out.e-s.002
...                 and so on...

The format is compatible with Paraview :
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Restarted_Simulation_Readers#Exodus

I've even tried writing the exodus files in a single file using the *
write_timestep* member of the *ExodusII_IO* class (it seems to write it
succesfully), but Paraview isn't able to see those "timesteps".

I´m using the *write_timestep *like this:

ExodusII_IO(mesh).write_timestep ( filename,
equation_systems);                      (where filename is a fixed name)

Is there any problem related with exodus writing in Libmesh, or maybe I'm
doing something wrong?

Thanks a lot,

Hugo
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