[vtkusers] Help writing a vtkStructurePointsSource subclass
Kevin Teich
kteich at cortechs.net
Tue Feb 26 15:10:39 EST 2002
(I'm reposting this question with some added information.)
I'm writing a subclass of vtkStructuredPointsSource that will copy an
input SP and pass it along to output. It has a vtkImageData as member
data to hold the image. It has one function to copy the input:
void vtkMutableStructuredPointsSource::CopyInput(vtkImageData *input)
{
if (this->ImageData == NULL)
{
this->ImageData = vtkImageData::New();
}
this->ImageData->DeepCopy( input );
// Make sure we got good data.
int coords[3] = { 128, 128, 128 };
void* scalarPtr = this->ImageData->GetScalarPointer( coords );
if( scalarPtr == NULL )
{
vtkErrorMacro( << "Didn't get ptr" );
}
}
That works fine.
In Execute(), I do this:
void vtkMutableStructuredPointsSource::Execute()
{
// Make sure we have good data.
int coords[3] = { 128, 128, 128 };
void* scalarPtr = this->ImageData->GetScalarPointer( coords );
if( scalarPtr == NULL )
{
vtkErrorMacro( << "Didn't get ptr" );
}
output->SetWholeExtent(this->ImageData->GetWholeExtent());
output->SetNumberOfScalarComponents
(this->ImageData->GetNumberOfScalarComponents());
output->SetSpacing(this->ImageData->GetSpacing());
output->SetOrigin(this->ImageData->GetOrigin());
output->GetPointData()->SetScalars
(this->ImageData->GetPointData()->GetScalars() );
}
ExecuteInformation() does the same thing except it doesnt set the scalar
data at the end. This is very similar to the code I use for a custom
volume reader that works.
This doesn't work. When I hook it up as the source to a
VolumeRaycastMapper and then to a Volume, nothing gets rendered. When I
hook it up to an ImageReslice, I get this error:
vtkStructuredPoints (0x8137e58): GetScalarPointer: Pixel (0, 0, 0) not in
memory.
Current extent= (0, -1, 0, -1, 0, -1)
I've added this check at the end of the Execute() function:
// Make sure we have good data.
scalarPtr = output->GetScalarPointer( coords );
if( scalarPtr == NULL )
{
vtkErrorMacro( << "Didn't get ptr" );
}
And this gives me an error. So, somewhere along the line, the scalars
are not being copied to the output.
I know I'm missing something obvious. Any pointers? Thanks.
--
Kevin Teich
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