Does the request object not have a
int port = request->Get(FROM_OUTPUT_PORT());
if so, you can do it that way.
It probably does, I was just not aware of that key. Thanks to you an Utkarsh
for pointing it out.
How is it that different ports are receiving different time requests? I need to
make sure my redesigned pipeline will cope with this correctly. (what does your
pipeline look like?)
I am just using it in ParaView. Create the reader, show both outputs, hit
play. It is a demand driven pipeline and the sinks of the pipeline are visited
one at a time to pull data. So first one output is hit and then the other.
The update time is only set on the output being accessed. I'm not sure what to
do other than that. I suppose the Executive could also set the time on all the
other siblings, but what if they intentionally have a different time range?
Another issue I have run into is that the DATA_TIME_STEPS key is only set on
the output attached to the output from which the request comes from. This is
easy to get around, just set DATA_TIME_STEPS on the output in the reader. It
would be nice if they all got set, but you may run into the same problems as
above.
-Ken
**** Kenneth Moreland
*** Sandia National Laboratories
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