Utkarsh,
Thanks for that information - I have figured it out now. A few notes for
others who are or will in the future follow this subject:
The object of this exercise is to write a Programmable Filter that will put up
a list of your Cell or Point variables and allow the user to select which
Dennis,
Oops sorry, it slipped my mind you were doing this for programmable
filter. It should be doable, but I'll need to dig -- don't remember of
the top of my head. I'll put it on my plate to put together a small
example for you.
Utkarsh
On Wed, Oct 4, 2017 at 7:59 AM, Dennis Conklin
Utkarsh,
I think you have me confused with a real programmer! ;- )
I am just trying to write a Programmable Filter in python and I'm lost.
I want to write an xml plugin that will put up a list of all the cell variables
and let the user select from then and then have the names of those
> So, after the user chooses some variables, are the chosen variable names in
> "input_array"?
> Or does "input_array" contain True or False based on which he chose, in
> which case where are the corresponding names of the variables?
When user selects variables, he's doing it on the
Utkarsh,
So, for the first example we have:
I get that the InputTypeDomain links it to cell arrays! - thanks for that.
So, after the user chooses some variables, are the chosen
> To be more exact, I wrote a routine here that does an area-weighted average
> of some variables.Now the users are asking if I can give them a list of
> variables in the model and they can choose which ones to calculate a weighted
> average.
There are many filters you can base this on.
All,
To be more exact, I wrote a routine here that does an area-weighted average of
some variables.Now the users are asking if I can give them a list of
variables in the model and they can choose which ones to calculate a weighted
average.I can envision a Custom filter where I have a
Utkarsh,
I am adding this property on a filter, so it’s input – I want to process some
variables and let the user choose which of his variables to process!
Thanks
Dennis
From: Utkarsh Ayachit [mailto:utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2017 1:24 PM
To: Dennis Conklin
