The next version (3.6) of ParaView will include better support for csv files. The csv files will be imported as a table and we will have filters that allow you to convert the table to other formats. For now, you are better off sticking to another format such as the VTK format.
-berk On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 11:46 AM, David Fuentes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm getting the same problem. > Did you ever find a fix for this? > > > Thank you, > David Fuentes > > > > > > > From lester at arctica1.wanadoo.co.uk Thu Dec 20 09:40:39 2007 > From: lester at arctica1.wanadoo.co.uk (lester anderson) > Date: Thu Dec 20 09:40:43 2007 > Subject: [Paraview] Problem loading CSV data files > Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Hello > Each time I try to load a CSV file - something simple like a standard > topography file (Longitude, Latitude, Elevation) as decimal values, it gives > a window error message: > Cannot set up lookup table, no X array > Failed to locate the data to plot on either axes > This is a small snippet of the data - topo1.csv > "Long","Lat","Elevation" > 0.008333333333,13.54166667,-4134 > 0.025,13.54166667,-4174 > 0.04166666667,13.54166667,-4224 > 0.05833333333,13.54166667,-4270 > 0.075,13.54166667,-4298 > 0.09166666667,13.54166667,-4290 > 0.1083333333,13.54166667,-4234 > 0.125,13.54166667,-4126 > 0.1416666667,13.54166667,-3978 > 0.1583333333,13.54166667,-3812 > 0.175,13.54166667,-3658 > 0.1916666667,13.54166667,-3540 > 0.2083333333,13.54166667,-3480 > 0.225,13.54166667,-3472 > 0.2416666667,13.54166667,-3506 > 0.2583333333,13.54166667,-3562 > 0.275,13.54166667,-3600 > 0.2916666667,13.54166667,-3628 > 0.3083333333,13.54166667,-3620 > The information tab gives the following info: > Filename: topo1.csv > Type: Rectilinear Grid > Number of cells: 731700 > Number of points: 731701 > Memory: 3.03e+01 MB > Data Arrays > Name Data Type Data Ranges > Long Double [0.00833333, 14.9917] > Lat Double [0.00833333, 13.5417] > Elevation Double [-7838, -230] > Bounds > X range: 0.000 to 731700.000 (delta:713700.000) > Y range: 0.000 to 0.000 (delta: 0.000) > Z range: 0.000 to 0.000 (delta: 0.000) > Am I missing something here with regards to CSV data files are concerned? > Thanks for any help > Lester > _______________________________________________ > ParaView mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.paraview.org/mailman/listinfo/paraview > _______________________________________________ ParaView mailing list [email protected] http://www.paraview.org/mailman/listinfo/paraview
