Re: [Paraview] resume python script from last position

2013-07-26 Thread Biddiscombe, John A.
Jean, Thanks. Does the time.asctime() write the wall/clock time? I am/was looking for a snippet which would (say) look at my directory, see that pic_, pic_0001, pic_0002 (for example) exist and then tell me that I need to resume from timestamp 0003 ... or alternatively, just write out some

Re: [Paraview] resume python script from last position

2013-07-26 Thread Burlen Loring
Hi John, I am/was looking for a snippet which would (say) look at my directory, see that pic_, pic_0001, pic_0002 (for example) exist and then tell me that I need to resume from timestamp 0003 ... or alternatively, just write out some index to a temp file and then read it back and use

[Paraview] Getting Python commands from the trace module (or other)

2013-07-26 Thread Bob Flandard
Hello, I'm using the lastest nightly build of ParaView 4.0.1 Windows 64bit on Windows 7. I'm try to develop a Python macro that will allow me to setup the scalar bar after applying some other filters to the pipeline. I'm trying to establish the required Python commands by turning on the trace

[Paraview] Paraview in batch and in parallel

2013-07-26 Thread Nikolaos Beratlis
I read in Paraview Wiki that as of Paraview 3.10 the MPI library is packaged in the binary release. Do I still need to have an MPI version installed on my computer to run Paraview in parallel in batch mode (pvbatch)? If MPI is not required, then how do I run pvbatch in parallel. Is there an