[Paraview] python programmable filter

[John Biddiscombe]

> What does //BTX and //ETX means 
Begin TCL Exclude
End TCL Exclude.

VTK was originally wrapped for use with TCL -hence the name choice. The 
original parser code used BTX/ETX to mark pieces that couldn't be 
wrapped and should be skipped.

> ? how to know if a method is automaticlly or not ?

Look at the source code. You can usually guess which function are not 
likely to be wrapped. If they have pointers to structs etc they are 
usually not wrapped.

JB

>
> Thanks,
> Nehme
>  
> On Sun, 10 May 2009 08:10:09 +0200 (CEST)
>  Jean Favre <jfavre at cscs.ch> wrote:
>>
>> On 10, May 2009 03:38 AM, Nehme Bilal <nbilal at mirarco.org> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>> I am using vtkKdTree in a python programmable filter. I
>>> would like to use:
>>> void vtkKdTree::FindPointsWithinRadius(double R,
>>> const double x[3],
>>> vtkIdList* result)
>>
>>
>> the method is not available. It is enclosed into a //BTX //ETX in the
>> source code of VTK/Filtering/vtkKdTree.h and does not get automatically
>> wrapped by Python.
>>
>> Jean --
>> Swiss National Supercomputer Center
>>
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