[Paraview] Adding a Reader
Dave Semeraro
semeraro at ncsa.uiuc.edu
Fri Nov 4 17:46:26 EST 2005
Hello again,
I was able to figure out how to create a new reader for paraview. The problem I
described in my previous message went away when I used the correct
vtkTypeMacro. I am able to use the new reader to get data into paraview and
do a few things with it.
One thing that does not seem to work is the ExtractGrid filter. When I try to
use this filter with my data the VOI min and max values are all large
negative numbers. My reader creates a structured points data set. How does
the ExtractGrid filter get
the data extents from the upstream data source in paraview? I have looked
at other
reader code in paraview like the plot3d reader and there does not seem to
be any
special magic that I can find.
Thanks,
Dave
At 03:48 PM 11/2/2005, Dave Semeraro wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am trying to add a new reader to paraview. I am using paraview version
>2.2.1 on a
>Fedora Core 2.0 linux distro. Paraview builds fine. I am following the
>instructions in
>the paraview guide version 1.8 and the instructions in the PVLocal
>directory. I was
>able to compile the "local cone source" example. When I import the package
>into
>paraview it works fine.
>
>As a first step, I wrote a new reader and tested it in VTK. The new reader
>builds a structured points dataset. I then copied the new reader .h and
>.cxx file into the
>PVLocal directory and made the recommended changes in the Cmake and xml
>files. I also included the required config files in my .cxx file. I am
>able to compile the
>new reader and create a shared library but the shared library has an undefined
>symbol corresponding to my reader. Paraview does not like that. When I
>try to import the package I get an error. I have included the header file
>for my
>reader and the two xml files with this message. If anyone sees what I am doing
>wrong a hint would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Regards,
>Dave
>
>
>
>
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