Another interesting problem. To keep things simple, I need 8-16
significant digits in my field positions. The logical choice is to change
the input field positions to "type double".
The docs say it should work, but OpenDX's .dx loader generates:
"Bad type: bad positions/box type in bounding box"
(For example, try loading the attached .dx file.)
Am I doing this wrong? If not, is this just a bug in the parser, or does
dxexec not really support double positions?
I can resort to local dynamic offsets and de-offsets, but if DX supports
double positions I'd rather not complicate things unnecessarily.
Thanks,
Randy
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Randall Hopper (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
EPA Scientific Visualization Center
US EPA MD/24 ERC-1A; RTP, NC 27711
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origin 0 0
delta 1 0
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object "grid-y" class regulararray count 2 type double
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object 1 class productarray
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term "grid-y"
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1 2 3 4
attribute "dep" string "positions"
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object "default" class field
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