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Hi!
I am new with paraview and I face a problem. I developped a code that generates a python script to run in Paraview in order to visualise the results. I have a lot of disks sources that I want to group together to make operations on it such as "cut by slices" etc... I use the function GroupDatasets(disk1,disk2...). But when I exceed more than 255 parameters the python console yell at me "SyntaxError: more than 255 arguments". And this function cannot take a list of sources as a parameter... Any ideas ? |
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Finally found :
groupDatasets1 = GroupDatasets(Input=[object1, object2...]) with as many objects as you want |
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