[vtkusers] Building the examples

[Donna Hanlon]

Hi Darren,

One executable is vtkpython, which is a vtk-wrapped version of your
python interpreter.  You may find python works better than vtkpython,
depending on your platform.  Try both:

	python assembly.py

... or:

	vtkpython assembly.py

If you can't find assembly.py in your source, download it from here:

http://public.kitware.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/VTK/Examples/Rendering/Python/assembly.py

Donna

Darren wrote:
 > On Mon, 2003-08-25 at 11:23, David Gobbi wrote:
 >
 >> Hi Darren,
 >>
 >> The executables are put in the 'bin' directory, along with the 
libraries.
 >
 >
 > What are the examples called? I don't see anything obvious:
 >
 > --------8<--------8<--------8<--------
 > ./                  libvtkCommonPython.so*     libvtkGraphicsPython.so*
 > libvtkpng.so*                       RenderingCxxTests*
 > ../                 libvtkCommon.so*           libvtkGraphics.so*
 > libvtkRenderingPython.so*           TestCxxFeatures*
 > CommonCxxTests*     libvtkexpat.so*            libvtkImagingPython.so*
 > libvtkRenderingPythonTkWidgets.so*  TestInstantiator*
 > FilteringCxxTests*  libvtkFilteringPython.so*  libvtkImaging.so*
 > libvtkRendering.so*                 TimeRenderer*
 > GraphicsCxxTests*   libvtkFiltering.so*        libvtkIOPython.so*
 > libvtktiff.so*                      TimeRenderer2*
 > ImagingCxxTests*    libvtkfreetype.so*         libvtkIO.so*
 > libvtkzlib.so*                      vtkpython*
 > IOCxxTests*         libvtkftgl.so*             libvtkjpeg.so*
 > mkg3states*                         vtkWrapPython*
 > --------8<--------8<--------8<--------