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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 03/29/2018 04:45 AM, Mathieu
      Westphal wrote:<br>
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              <div>Hello Pascal,<br>
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              First, i would suggest identifying a widget in <span
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              that behave the way you would like your widget to behave,
              then take a look into this widget XML for inspiration.<br>
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            There may be a way to do what you want to do, but you will
            need to precise, where do these "at run-time min and max"
            values come from ?<br>
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          Also what do you mean by increment ? There is no such concept
          of increment in ParaView slider based widgets.<br>
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        Best regards,<br>
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              <div dir="ltr"><span class="" style="" id=":17b.3"
                  tabindex="-1">Mathieu</span> <span class="" style=""
                  id=":17b.4" tabindex="-1">Westphal</span><br>
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          <div class="gmail_quote">On Wed, Mar 28, 2018 at 9:15 PM,
            Pascal <span class="" style="" id=":17b.5" tabindex="-1">Meysonnat</span>
            <span dir="ltr"><<a
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                  style="" id=":17b.6" tabindex="-1">meysonnat</span>@<span
                  class="" style="" id=":17b.7" tabindex="-1">aia</span>.<span
                  class="" style="" id=":17b.8" tabindex="-1">rwth</span>-<span
                  class="" style="" id=":17b.9" tabindex="-1">aachen</span>.<span
                  class="" style="" id=":17b.10" tabindex="-1">de</span></a>></span>
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                all, 
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                <div>I am currently developing a new plugin for our
                  in-house solver and would like to have a slider to
                  select certain values which are only known at run
                  time. I have seen the property panel configuration for
                  such a case to look similar to:</div>
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                  <div> <DoubleVectorProperty</div>
                  <div>         Name="Values"</div>
                  <div>         command="SetValues"</div>
                  <div>         number_of_elements="1"</div>
                  <div>         default_values="1"></div>
                  <div>         panel_widget="int_range"></div>
                  <div>       <ArrayRangeDomain name="range"></div>
                  <div>         <RequiredProperties></div>
                  <div>           <Property function="Input"</div>
                  <div>                     name="Input" /></div>
                  <div>         </RequiredProperties></div>
                  <div>       </ArrayRangeDomain></div>
                  <div>     </DoubleVectorProperty></div>
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                  <div>I am not fully sure on how to set the range
                    properly at the run time. Let’s for example say i
                    know at run time the range of the slider should be
                    1…8. How can i set the range properly and how can I
                    set the increment? Is there some small example I can
                    may be have a look at?</div>
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                  <div>Thank you very much for your help, </div>
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                  <div>Regards, </div>
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                  <div>Pascal </div>
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                            <div>Dr.-Ing. Pascal S. Meysonnat</div>
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                            <div>Chair of Fluid Mechanics and Institute
                              of Aerodynamics</div>
                            <div>RWTH Aachen University</div>
                            <div>Wüllnerstraße 5a</div>
                            <div>D-52062 Aachen</div>
                            <div>Germany</div>
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    <p>Dear <span class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1">Mathieu,
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    <p><span class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1">I finally
        managed to get it work in the end, except for one special
        question which remains open. Here is the solution. <br>
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    <p><span class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1">In the xml file
        I hat to use the function RangeInfo (see below):<br>
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    <p><span class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1"> <DoubleVectorProperty
        name="LevelRange"<br>
                command="GetLevelRange"<br>
                information_only="1"<br>
                number_of_elements="2"<br>
                default_values="-1 -10"><br>
               <SimpleDoubleInformationHelper /><br>
              </DoubleVectorProperty><br>
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             <DoubleVectorProperty<br>
                 name="MaxLevelToShow"<br>
                 command="SetMaxLevelToShow"<br>
                 information_property="LevelRange"<br>
                 number_of_elements="2"<br>
                 animateable="1"<br>
                 default_values="0 0"<br>
                 panel_widget="double_range"><br>
               <DoubleRangeDomain name="range" ><br>
                  <RequiredProperties><br>
                      <Property name="LevelRange"
        function="RangeInfo"/><br>
                  </RequiredProperties><br>
                </DoubleRangeDomain><br>
             </DoubleVectorProperty><br>
      </span></p>
    <p><span class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1">and in the *.h
        file of the reader, the Macro had to be set</span></p>
    <p><span class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1">vtkGetVector2Macro(LevelRange,
        int);<br>
      </span></p>
    <p><span class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1">as well as </span><span
        class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1"></span></p>
    <p><span class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1"></span><span
        class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1"><span class=""
          style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1">int LevelRange[2];</span></span></p>
    <p><span class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1"><span class=""
          style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1">Finished! Now I can read
          the values into LevelRange from the RequestInformation and the
          sliders appear correctly. There is just one final thing which
          is missing. I have integer values and I would like the sliders
          to be rather of an integer type than being of double type,
          i.e., i would like them do change in full integer values? Is
          there a way to achieve this?</span></span></p>
    <p><span class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1"><span class=""
          style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1">Best Regards</span></span></p>
    <p><span class="" style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1"><span class=""
          style="" id=":17b.3" tabindex="-1">Pascal Meysonnat <br>
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