Hi all,
I've created a script in python, where I pass 2 surfaces (.stl) and measure
a distance between them. Actually one surface degenerates into a point.
If I run my script in Linux, I get as an output:
VARIABLES = X,Y,Z,Distance
ZONE N=1,E=0,F=FEPOINT,ET=TRIANGLE
16.4797496796 21.5761318207 18.1148147583 -13.7849640587
which is what I need.
However if I run it in Windows, my output is:
VARIABLES = X,Y,Z,Distance
ZONE N=2,E=0,F=FEPOINT,ET=TRIANGLE
4.60426325988e-32 3.58732406867e-43 1.3958995416e-38 -16.170957484
16.4797496796 21.5761318207 18.1148147583 -13.7849640587.
So the first line in the Windows output does not make any sense for me.
I was wondering if it's some flow in the vmtk class or it's something wrong
with my code?
P.s. Of course I can delete this extra-line in Windows, but it's not a nice
way to solve this problem, probably.
Thanks in advance,
Darya.
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