I did the same thing!!!
I have a home made reader (based on the xdmf reader)
this is the code to put labels
vtkFieldData* fd = vtkFieldData::New();
for (unsigned j=0; j < 3; ++j) {
std::string name;
switch(j) {
case(0) : {
name = "AxisTitleForX";
break;
}
case(1) : {
name = "AxisTitleForY";
break;
}
case(2) : {
name = "AxisTitleForZ";
break;
}
}
vtkStringArray* TitleArray = vtkStringArray::New();
TitleArray->SetName(name.c_str());
TitleArray->InsertNextValue((this->Internal->NamesOfEachDimension[j] +"
"+ this->Internal->UnitsOfEachDimension[j]).c_str());
fd->AddArray(TitleArray);
TitleArray->Delete();
}
Outputdata->SetFieldData(fd);
Le 04/02/2013 14:54, Nico Kruithof a écrit :
Hello,
I've written a loader based on a vtkImageReader2. I can set the origin
and the spacing of the data, but would also like to annotate the axis
(names and units), such that they automatically show up correctly in
the axis. Is this possible?
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