Try this:<br><br>Setup these three directories:<br>* PV3SOURCEDIR (the directory where you have you ParaView3 source)<br>* PV3BUILDDIR (the directory where you've built ParaView3)<br> start this build by issuing <br>
>ccmake ${PV3SOURCEDIR}<br>* VTKBUILDDIR (the directory where you want to build VTK)<br> start this build by issuing<br> >ccmake ${PV3SOURCEDIR}/VTK)<br><br>Then in the PV3BUILDDIR, the cmake variable PARAVIEW_ENABLE_PYTHON turns on/off python wrapping for paraview and hides the VTK_WRAP_PYTHON variable.
<br><br>In the VTKBUILDDIR, the VTK_WRAP_PYTHON variable works as normal.<br><br>hth,<br>Dave DeMarle<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 7/2/07, <b class="gmail_sendername">Bernhard Gschaider</b> <<a href="mailto:Bernhard.Gschaider@unileoben.ac.at">
Bernhard.Gschaider@unileoben.ac.at</a>> wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"><br>Hi!<br><br>I want to play around with the VTK and Python. As I have already a
<br>Source-installation of Paraview3 I figured I'd better use the VTK that<br>comes with this. The switch VTK_WRAP_PYTHON is not available in<br>ccmake, so I changed it in CMakeCache.txt to ON. Now the option is<br>visible, but when I try to configure/generate/compile it gets reset to
<br>OFF.<br><br>Is there any other way to enable the Python-Wrapping or do I have to<br>install a separate version of the VTK?<br><br>Bernhard<br><br>PS: Googling around found some indications that VTK_WRAP_TCL has to be<br>
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