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<P><FONT SIZE=2>> basically there is a bug where the LSDyna is outputting<BR>
> when it shouldn't.<BR>
> Also this kinda sucks because say I am reading lots and lots of<BR>
> files, I have to deal with the overhead of failed read attempts by<BR>
> the LSDynaReader for every file? That seems like a problem to me.<BR>
> Is it possible to add extensions to the LSDyna Files?<BR>
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No, but as I said in my previous message, I will make sure<BR>
that CanReadFile doesn't print any error messages.<BR>
The proper way to avoid CanReadFile being called on<BR>
a large number of files is to have your reader placed<BR>
at the top of the list of all readers, rather than the<BR>
bottom. That seems like the proper behavior anyway, allowing<BR>
people to override the default set of readers shipped with<BR>
ParaView even where filename extensions conflict.<BR>
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David</FONT>
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