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July 22, 2017, 02:07 |
Control Paraview interactively using IDLE?
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I am trying to control Paraview interactively using IDLE. This would involve sending commands from IDLE and seeing the changes occur in Paraview. I would rather not use the in-Paraview python shell.
So far, I have succeeded in importing the Paraview modules (simple, servermanager…etc) from IDLE. However the commands sent do not reflect in Paraview. For instance: >>> from paraview.simple import * >>> cone = Cone() >>> Show() >>> Render() does indeed create a cone. However the cone is output to a new, independent OpenGL window, and not the Paraview GUI. Is it possible to control Paraview interactively using IDLE? If so how to accomplish this? Thanks |
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