#include <vtkExodusReader.h>
Inheritance diagram for vtkExodusReader:
vtkExodusReader is a unstructured grid source object that reads ExodusII files. Most of the meta data associated with the file is loaded when UpdateInformation is called. This includes information like Title, number of blocks, number and names of arrays. This data can be retrieved from methods in this reader. Separate arrays that are meant to be a single vector, are combined internally for convenience. To be combined, the array names have to be identical except for a trailing X,Y and Z (or x,y,z). By default cell and point arrays are not loaded. However, the user can flag arrays to load with the methods "SetPointArrayStatus" and "SetCellArrayStatus". The reader DOES NOT respond to piece requests
Definition at line 56 of file vtkExodusReader.h.
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Reimplemented from vtkUnstructuredGridAlgorithm. Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. Definition at line 60 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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Definition at line 101 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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Syntactic sugar funtions. Definition at line 310 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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Create an object with Debug turned off, modified time initialized to zero, and reference counting on. Reimplemented from vtkUnstructuredGridAlgorithm. Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Reimplemented from vtkUnstructuredGridAlgorithm. Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Return 1 if this class type is the same type of (or a subclass of) the named class. Returns 0 otherwise. This method works in combination with vtkTypeRevisionMacro found in vtkSetGet.h. Reimplemented from vtkUnstructuredGridAlgorithm. Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Return 1 if this class is the same type of (or a subclass of) the named class. Returns 0 otherwise. This method works in combination with vtkTypeRevisionMacro found in vtkSetGet.h. Reimplemented from vtkUnstructuredGridAlgorithm. Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Reimplemented from vtkUnstructuredGridAlgorithm. Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Methods invoked by print to print information about the object including superclasses. Typically not called by the user (use Print() instead) but used in the hierarchical print process to combine the output of several classes. Reimplemented from vtkUnstructuredGridAlgorithm. Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Specify file name of the Exodus file. Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Specify file name of the xml file. |
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Specify file name of the xml file. |
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Which TimeStep to read. |
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Which TimeStep to read. |
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Extra cell data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id found in the exodus file. The name of the array is returned by GetBlockIdArrayName() |
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Extra cell data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id found in the exodus file. The name of the array is returned by GetBlockIdArrayName() |
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Extra cell data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id found in the exodus file. The name of the array is returned by GetBlockIdArrayName() |
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Extra cell data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id found in the exodus file. The name of the array is returned by GetBlockIdArrayName() |
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Extra cell data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id found in the exodus file. The name of the array is returned by GetBlockIdArrayName() Definition at line 88 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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Extra cell data array that can be generated. By default, this array is off. The value of the array is the integer global id of the cell. The name of the array is returned by GetGlobalElementIdArrayName() |
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Extra cell data array that can be generated. By default, this array is off. The value of the array is the integer global id of the cell. The name of the array is returned by GetGlobalElementIdArrayName() |
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Extra cell data array that can be generated. By default, this array is off. The value of the array is the integer global id of the cell. The name of the array is returned by GetGlobalElementIdArrayName() |
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Extra cell data array that can be generated. By default, this array is off. The value of the array is the integer global id of the cell. The name of the array is returned by GetGlobalElementIdArrayName() |
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Definition at line 109 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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Extra point data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id of the node. The id is relative to the entire data set. The name of the array is returned by GlobalNodeIdArrayName(). |
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Extra point data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id of the node. The id is relative to the entire data set. The name of the array is returned by GlobalNodeIdArrayName(). |
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Extra point data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id of the node. The id is relative to the entire data set. The name of the array is returned by GlobalNodeIdArrayName(). |
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Extra point data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id of the node. The id is relative to the entire data set. The name of the array is returned by GlobalNodeIdArrayName(). |
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Extra point data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id of the node. The id is relative to the entire data set. The name of the array is returned by GlobalNodeIdArrayName(). |
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Extra point data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id of the node. The id is relative to the entire data set. The name of the array is returned by GlobalNodeIdArrayName(). Definition at line 122 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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Extra point data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id of the node. The id is relative to the entire data set. The name of the array is returned by GlobalNodeIdArrayName(). |
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Extra point data array that can be generated. By default, this array is ON. The value of the array is the integer id of the node. The id is relative to the entire data set. The name of the array is returned by GlobalNodeIdArrayName(). |
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Geometric locations can include displacements. By default, this is ON. The nodal positions are 'displaced' by the standard exodus displacment vector. If displacements are turned 'off', the user can explicitly add them by applying a warp filter. |
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Geometric locations can include displacements. By default, this is ON. The nodal positions are 'displaced' by the standard exodus displacment vector. If displacements are turned 'off', the user can explicitly add them by applying a warp filter. |
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Geometric locations can include displacements. By default, this is ON. The nodal positions are 'displaced' by the standard exodus displacment vector. If displacements are turned 'off', the user can explicitly add them by applying a warp filter. |
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Geometric locations can include displacements. By default, this is ON. The nodal positions are 'displaced' by the standard exodus displacment vector. If displacements are turned 'off', the user can explicitly add them by applying a warp filter. |
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Geometric locations can include displacements. By default, this is ON. The nodal positions are 'displaced' by the standard exodus displacment vector. If displacements are turned 'off', the user can explicitly add them by applying a warp filter. |
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Geometric locations can include displacements. By default, this is ON. The nodal positions are 'displaced' by the standard exodus displacment vector. If displacements are turned 'off', the user can explicitly add them by applying a warp filter. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. Definition at line 145 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. Definition at line 151 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation. |
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By default arrays are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which arrays they want to load. You can get information about the arrays by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetPointArrayName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata |
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By default arrays are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which arrays they want to load. You can get information about the arrays by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetPointArrayName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata |
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By default arrays are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which arrays they want to load. You can get information about the arrays by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetPointArrayName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata |
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By default arrays are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which arrays they want to load. You can get information about the arrays by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetPointArrayName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata |
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By default arrays are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which arrays they want to load. You can get information about the arrays by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetPointArrayName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata |
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By default arrays are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which arrays they want to load. You can get information about the arrays by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetPointArrayName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata |
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By default arrays are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which arrays they want to load. You can get information about the arrays by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetPointArrayName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata |
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By default arrays are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which arrays they want to load. You can get information about the arrays by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetPointArrayName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata |
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By default all blocks are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which blocks they want to load. You can get information about the blocks by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetBlockArrayName ... |
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By default Node/Side sets are not loaded, These methods allow the user to select which Node/Side sets they want to load. NumberOfNodeSets and NumberOfSideSets (set by vtk macros) are stored in vtkExodusReader but other Node/Side set metadata are stored in vtkExodusMetaData Note: GetNumberOfNodeSetArrays and GetNumberOfSideSetArrays are just syntatic sugar for paraview server xml Definition at line 205 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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By default Node/Side sets are not loaded, These methods allow the user to select which Node/Side sets they want to load. NumberOfNodeSets and NumberOfSideSets (set by vtk macros) are stored in vtkExodusReader but other Node/Side set metadata are stored in vtkExodusMetaData Note: GetNumberOfNodeSetArrays and GetNumberOfSideSetArrays are just syntatic sugar for paraview server xml |
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By default Node/Side sets are not loaded, These methods allow the user to select which Node/Side sets they want to load. NumberOfNodeSets and NumberOfSideSets (set by vtk macros) are stored in vtkExodusReader but other Node/Side set metadata are stored in vtkExodusMetaData Note: GetNumberOfNodeSetArrays and GetNumberOfSideSetArrays are just syntatic sugar for paraview server xml |
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By default Node/Side sets are not loaded, These methods allow the user to select which Node/Side sets they want to load. NumberOfNodeSets and NumberOfSideSets (set by vtk macros) are stored in vtkExodusReader but other Node/Side set metadata are stored in vtkExodusMetaData Note: GetNumberOfNodeSetArrays and GetNumberOfSideSetArrays are just syntatic sugar for paraview server xml |
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By default Node/Side sets are not loaded, These methods allow the user to select which Node/Side sets they want to load. NumberOfNodeSets and NumberOfSideSets (set by vtk macros) are stored in vtkExodusReader but other Node/Side set metadata are stored in vtkExodusMetaData Note: GetNumberOfNodeSetArrays and GetNumberOfSideSetArrays are just syntatic sugar for paraview server xml |
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By default Node/Side sets are not loaded, These methods allow the user to select which Node/Side sets they want to load. NumberOfNodeSets and NumberOfSideSets (set by vtk macros) are stored in vtkExodusReader but other Node/Side set metadata are stored in vtkExodusMetaData Note: GetNumberOfNodeSetArrays and GetNumberOfSideSetArrays are just syntatic sugar for paraview server xml |
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Definition at line 213 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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By default all parts are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which parts they want to load. You can get information about the parts by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetPartArrayName ... |
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By default all materials are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which materials they want to load. You can get information about the materials by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetMaterialArrayName ... |
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By default all materials are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which materials they want to load. You can get information about the materials by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetMaterialArrayName ... |
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By default all materials are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which materials they want to load. You can get information about the materials by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetMaterialArrayName ... |
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By default all materials are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which materials they want to load. You can get information about the materials by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetMaterialArrayName ... |
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By default all materials are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which materials they want to load. You can get information about the materials by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetMaterialArrayName ... |
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By default all materials are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which materials they want to load. You can get information about the materials by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetMaterialArrayName ... |
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By default all materials are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which materials they want to load. You can get information about the materials by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetMaterialArrayName ... |
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By default all assemblies are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which assemblies they want to load. You can get information about the assemblies by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetAssemblyArrayName ... |
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By default all assemblies are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which assemblies they want to load. You can get information about the assemblies by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetAssemblyArrayName ... |
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By default all assemblies are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which assemblies they want to load. You can get information about the assemblies by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetAssemblyArrayName ... |
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By default all assemblies are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which assemblies they want to load. You can get information about the assemblies by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetAssemblyArrayName ... |
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By default all assemblies are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which assemblies they want to load. You can get information about the assemblies by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetAssemblyArrayName ... |
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By default all assemblies are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which assemblies they want to load. You can get information about the assemblies by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetAssemblyArrayName ... |
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By default all assemblies are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which assemblies they want to load. You can get information about the assemblies by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetAssemblyArrayName ... |
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By default all hierarchy entries are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which hierarchy entries they want to load. You can get information about the hierarchy entries by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetHierarchyArrayName ... these methods do not call functions in metaData. They call functions on the ExodusXMLParser since it seemed silly to duplicate all the information |
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By default all hierarchy entries are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which hierarchy entries they want to load. You can get information about the hierarchy entries by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetHierarchyArrayName ... these methods do not call functions in metaData. They call functions on the ExodusXMLParser since it seemed silly to duplicate all the information |
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By default all hierarchy entries are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which hierarchy entries they want to load. You can get information about the hierarchy entries by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetHierarchyArrayName ... these methods do not call functions in metaData. They call functions on the ExodusXMLParser since it seemed silly to duplicate all the information |
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By default all hierarchy entries are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which hierarchy entries they want to load. You can get information about the hierarchy entries by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetHierarchyArrayName ... these methods do not call functions in metaData. They call functions on the ExodusXMLParser since it seemed silly to duplicate all the information |
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By default all hierarchy entries are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which hierarchy entries they want to load. You can get information about the hierarchy entries by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetHierarchyArrayName ... these methods do not call functions in metaData. They call functions on the ExodusXMLParser since it seemed silly to duplicate all the information |
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By default all hierarchy entries are loaded. These methods allow the user to select which hierarchy entries they want to load. You can get information about the hierarchy entries by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetHierarchyArrayName ... these methods do not call functions in metaData. They call functions on the ExodusXMLParser since it seemed silly to duplicate all the information |
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There is a great deal of model information lost when an Exodus II file is read in to a vtkUnstructuredGrid. Turn this option ON if you want this metadata to be read in to a vtkExodusModel object. The default is OFF. |
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Returns the object which encapsulates the model metadata. Definition at line 294 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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By default, the ExodusModel metadata (if requested with ExodusModelMetadataOn()) is also encoded into field arrays and attached to the output unstructured grid. Set this OFF if you don't want this to happen. (The vtkExodusIIWriter and the vtkEnSightWriter can unpack this metadata from the field arrays and use it when writing out Exodus or EnSight files.) |
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Syntactic sugar funtions. |
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return boolean indicating whether the type,name is a valid variable |
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Named type accessor for array information |
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return boolean indicating whether the type,name is a valid variable |
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Return the id of the type,name variable |
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Definition at line 350 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Reimplemented from vtkUnstructuredGridAlgorithm. Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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This is called by the superclass. This is the method you should override. Reimplemented from vtkUnstructuredGridAlgorithm. Reimplemented in vtkPExodusReader. |
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Store current file name and current handle. Definition at line 488 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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Store the range of time steps Definition at line 503 of file vtkExodusReader.h. |
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