Re: [Paraview] dynamic variable names in pvython
Hi Tim,
Variable names in trace are generated by this function defined in
smtrace.py:
def pyvariable_from_proxy_name(proxy_name):
return servermanager._make_name_valid(proxy_name.replace(., _))
That function will generate a suitable variable name from a proxy name. A
proxy is registered with a name in a proxy group. smtrace.py also defines
some functions to lookup the proxy name given a proxy and a proxy group.
For example:
from paraview import smtrace
s = Sphere()
smtrace.get_source_proxy_registration_name(s)
'Sphere1'
smtrace.pyvariable_from_proxy_name('Sphere1')
'Sphere1'
help(smtrace.get_source_proxy_registration_name)
Help on function get_source_proxy_registration_name in module
paraview.smtrace:
get_source_proxy_registration_name(proxy)
Assuming the given proxy is registered in the group 'sources',
lookup the proxy's registration name with the servermanager
help(smtrace.get_view_proxy_registration_name)
Help on function get_view_proxy_registration_name in module
paraview.smtrace:
get_view_proxy_registration_name(proxy)
Assuming the given proxy is registered in the group 'views',
lookup the proxy's registration name with the servermanager
Pat
On Sun, May 5, 2013 at 3:01 AM, Timothy Cale drtsc.p...@gmail.com wrote:
I use paraview to visualize the results of simulations.
I use Trace in the paraview gui, in order to use the generated scripts to
help guide
the development of the pypython script I use to visualize my simulation
results.
I would like to use dynamic variable names, and note that the scripts
generated
by Trace seem to use dynamic variable names.
Aside: The driver for this is that the number of meshes I want to display
differs
with each simulation.
I have looked over python posts on dynamic variable names . . .
Question: How are the (seemingly) dynamic variable names created
in/by/during
Trace?
Regards,
Tim
PS: Linux
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Re: [Paraview] dynamic variable names in pvython
Pat:
Thanks. Makes sense, though complicated (for me).
Being new to python, pvpython and vtk, I used the append attribute of lists.
Do you see a problem with that idea, as shown below? It works, but that is
not always the end of the story.
(num is the read number of vtu files to be processed):
files[]
reader[]
rep[]
. . .
i=0
while inum
. . .
files.append('results/layer_'+str(i+1)+'.vtu')
reader.append(XMLUnstructuredGridReader(FileName=files[i]))
rep.append(Show())
Render()
i=i+1
Thanks,
Ti
On Sun, May 5, 2013 at 2:35 AM, Pat Marion pat.mar...@kitware.com wrote:
Hi Tim,
Variable names in trace are generated by this function defined in
smtrace.py:
def pyvariable_from_proxy_name(proxy_name):
return servermanager._make_name_valid(proxy_name.replace(., _))
That function will generate a suitable variable name from a proxy name. A
proxy is registered with a name in a proxy group. smtrace.py also defines
some functions to lookup the proxy name given a proxy and a proxy group.
For example:
from paraview import smtrace
s = Sphere()
smtrace.get_source_proxy_registration_name(s)
'Sphere1'
smtrace.pyvariable_from_proxy_name('Sphere1')
'Sphere1'
help(smtrace.get_source_proxy_registration_name)
Help on function get_source_proxy_registration_name in module
paraview.smtrace:
get_source_proxy_registration_name(proxy)
Assuming the given proxy is registered in the group 'sources',
lookup the proxy's registration name with the servermanager
help(smtrace.get_view_proxy_registration_name)
Help on function get_view_proxy_registration_name in module
paraview.smtrace:
get_view_proxy_registration_name(proxy)
Assuming the given proxy is registered in the group 'views',
lookup the proxy's registration name with the servermanager
Pat
On Sun, May 5, 2013 at 3:01 AM, Timothy Cale drtsc.p...@gmail.com wrote:
I use paraview to visualize the results of simulations.
I use Trace in the paraview gui, in order to use the generated scripts to
help guide
the development of the pypython script I use to visualize my simulation
results.
I would like to use dynamic variable names, and note that the scripts
generated
by Trace seem to use dynamic variable names.
Aside: The driver for this is that the number of meshes I want to display
differs
with each simulation.
I have looked over python posts on dynamic variable names . . .
Question: How are the (seemingly) dynamic variable names created
in/by/during
Trace?
Regards,
Tim
PS: Linux
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[Paraview] dynamic variable names in pvython
I use paraview to visualize the results of simulations. I use Trace in the paraview gui, in order to use the generated scripts to help guide the development of the pypython script I use to visualize my simulation results. I would like to use dynamic variable names, and note that the scripts generated by Trace seem to use dynamic variable names. Aside: The driver for this is that the number of meshes I want to display differs with each simulation. I have looked over python posts on dynamic variable names . . . Question: How are the (seemingly) dynamic variable names created in/by/during Trace? Regards, Tim PS: Linux ___ Powered by www.kitware.com Visit other Kitware open-source projects at http://www.kitware.com/opensource/opensource.html Please keep messages on-topic and check the ParaView Wiki at: http://paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView Follow this link to subscribe/unsubscribe: http://www.paraview.org/mailman/listinfo/paraview
