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#include <vtkExodusIIReader.h>
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typedef vtkMultiBlockDataSetAlgorithm | Superclass |
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typedef vtkAlgorithm | Superclass |
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typedef vtkObject | Superclass |
enum | DesiredOutputPrecision { SINGLE_PRECISION, DOUBLE_PRECISION, DEFAULT_PRECISION } |
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typedef vtkObjectBase | Superclass |
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static int | GetIDHelper (const char *arrayName, vtkDataSet *data, int localID, int searchType) |
static int | GetGlobalID (const char *arrayName, vtkDataSet *data, int localID, int searchType) |
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static vtkInformationIntegerKey * | PORT_REQUIREMENTS_FILLED () |
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int | AbortExecute |
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static vtkExecutive * | DefaultExecutivePrototype |
Read exodus 2 files .ex2.
vtkExodusIIReader 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 55 of file vtkExodusIIReader.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() NOTE*** No more "unique" global ID. Instead we have an arbitrary number of maps.
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Definition at line 163 of file vtkExodusIIReader.h.
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() NOTE*** No more "unique" global ID. Instead we have an arbitrary number of maps.
Definition at line 171 of file vtkExodusIIReader.h.
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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 vtkTypeMacro found in vtkSetGet.h.
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Reimplemented in vtkPExodusIIReader.
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vtkExodusIIReader* vtkExodusIIReader::NewInstance | ( | ) | const |
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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.
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Reimplemented in vtkPExodusIIReader.
int vtkExodusIIReader::CanReadFile | ( | const char * | fname | ) |
Determine if the file can be readed with this reader.
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Return the object's MTime. This is overridden to include the timestamp of its internal class.
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Return the MTime of the internal data structure. This is really only intended for use by vtkPExodusIIReader in order to determine if the filename is newer than the metadata.
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Specify file name of the Exodus file.
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Specify file name of the Exodus file.
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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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Convenience method to set the mode-shape which is same as this->SetTimeStep(val-1);
Definition at line 97 of file vtkExodusIIReader.h.
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Since ModeShapes are expected to run from [1,N] rather than [0, N-1], this method will return the TimeStepRange offset by 1. Note this method returns the potential mode shapes range irrespective of whether this->HasModeShapes is set to true.
Since ModeShapes are expected to run from [1,N] rather than [0, N-1], this method will return the TimeStepRange offset by 1. Note this method returns the potential mode shapes range irrespective of whether this->HasModeShapes is set to true.
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Since ModeShapes are expected to run from [1,N] rather than [0, N-1], this method will return the TimeStepRange offset by 1. Note this method returns the potential mode shapes range irrespective of whether this->HasModeShapes is set to true.
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Returns the available range of valid integer time steps. Note this method returns the potential timesteps range irrespective of whether this->HasModeShapes is set to false.
Returns the available range of valid integer time steps. Note this method returns the potential timesteps range irrespective of whether this->HasModeShapes is set to false.
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Returns the available range of valid integer time steps. Note this method returns the potential timesteps range irrespective of whether this->HasModeShapes is set to false.
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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(). For cells representing elements from an Exodus element block, this is set to the element block ID. For cells representing edges from an Exodus edge block, this is the edge block ID. Similarly, this is the face block ID for cells representing faces from an Exodus face block. The same holds for cells representing entries of node, edge, face, side, and element sets.
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetGenerateObjectIdCellArray | ( | ) |
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(). For cells representing elements from an Exodus element block, this is set to the element block ID. For cells representing edges from an Exodus edge block, this is the edge block ID. Similarly, this is the face block ID for cells representing faces from an Exodus face block. The same holds for cells representing entries of node, edge, face, side, and element sets.
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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(). For cells representing elements from an Exodus element block, this is set to the element block ID. For cells representing edges from an Exodus edge block, this is the edge block ID. Similarly, this is the face block ID for cells representing faces from an Exodus face block. The same holds for cells representing entries of node, edge, face, side, and element sets.
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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(). For cells representing elements from an Exodus element block, this is set to the element block ID. For cells representing edges from an Exodus edge block, this is the edge block ID. Similarly, this is the face block ID for cells representing faces from an Exodus face block. The same holds for cells representing entries of node, edge, face, side, and element sets.
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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(). For cells representing elements from an Exodus element block, this is set to the element block ID. For cells representing edges from an Exodus edge block, this is the edge block ID. Similarly, this is the face block ID for cells representing faces from an Exodus face block. The same holds for cells representing entries of node, edge, face, side, and element sets.
Definition at line 131 of file vtkExodusIIReader.h.
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int vtkExodusIIReader::GetGenerateGlobalElementIdArray | ( | ) |
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int vtkExodusIIReader::GetGenerateGlobalNodeIdArray | ( | ) |
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int vtkExodusIIReader::GetGenerateImplicitElementIdArray | ( | ) |
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int vtkExodusIIReader::GetGenerateImplicitNodeIdArray | ( | ) |
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int vtkExodusIIReader::GetGenerateFileIdArray | ( | ) |
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int vtkExodusIIReader::GetFileId | ( | ) |
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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() NOTE*** No more "unique" global ID. Instead we have an arbitrary number of maps.
Definition at line 226 of file vtkExodusIIReader.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() NOTE*** No more "unique" global ID. Instead we have an arbitrary number of maps.
Definition at line 227 of file vtkExodusIIReader.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() NOTE*** No more "unique" global ID. Instead we have an arbitrary number of maps.
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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() NOTE*** No more "unique" global ID. Instead we have an arbitrary number of maps.
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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() NOTE*** No more "unique" global ID. Instead we have an arbitrary number of maps.
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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 253 of file vtkExodusIIReader.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().
Definition at line 254 of file vtkExodusIIReader.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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Get the name of the array that stores the mapping from side set cells back to the global id of the elements they bound.
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Get the name of the array that stores the mapping from side set cells back to the canonical side of the elements they bound.
Definition at line 267 of file vtkExodusIIReader.h.
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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.
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetApplyDisplacements | ( | ) |
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.
float vtkExodusIIReader::GetDisplacementMagnitude | ( | ) |
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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Set/Get whether the Exodus sequence number corresponds to time steps or mode shapes. By default, HasModeShapes is false unless two time values in the Exodus file are identical, in which case it is true.
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetHasModeShapes | ( | ) |
Set/Get whether the Exodus sequence number corresponds to time steps or mode shapes. By default, HasModeShapes is false unless two time values in the Exodus file are identical, in which case it is true.
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Set/Get whether the Exodus sequence number corresponds to time steps or mode shapes. By default, HasModeShapes is false unless two time values in the Exodus file are identical, in which case it is true.
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Set/Get whether the Exodus sequence number corresponds to time steps or mode shapes. By default, HasModeShapes is false unless two time values in the Exodus file are identical, in which case it is true.
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Set/Get the time used to animate mode shapes. This is a number between 0 and 1 that is used to scale the DisplacementMagnitude in a sinusoidal pattern. Specifically, the displacement vector for each vertex is scaled by before it is added to the vertex coordinates.
double vtkExodusIIReader::GetModeShapeTime | ( | ) |
Set/Get the time used to animate mode shapes. This is a number between 0 and 1 that is used to scale the DisplacementMagnitude in a sinusoidal pattern. Specifically, the displacement vector for each vertex is scaled by before it is added to the vertex coordinates.
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If this flag is on (the default) and HasModeShapes is also on, then this reader will report a continuous time range [0,1] and animate the displacements in a periodic sinusoid. If this flag is off and HasModeShapes is on, this reader ignores time. This flag has no effect if HasModeShapes is off.
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetAnimateModeShapes | ( | ) |
If this flag is on (the default) and HasModeShapes is also on, then this reader will report a continuous time range [0,1] and animate the displacements in a periodic sinusoid. If this flag is off and HasModeShapes is on, this reader ignores time. This flag has no effect if HasModeShapes is off.
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If this flag is on (the default) and HasModeShapes is also on, then this reader will report a continuous time range [0,1] and animate the displacements in a periodic sinusoid. If this flag is off and HasModeShapes is on, this reader ignores time. This flag has no effect if HasModeShapes is off.
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If this flag is on (the default) and HasModeShapes is also on, then this reader will report a continuous time range [0,1] and animate the displacements in a periodic sinusoid. If this flag is off and HasModeShapes is on, this reader ignores time. This flag has no effect if HasModeShapes is off.
const char* vtkExodusIIReader::GetTitle | ( | ) |
Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation.
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetDimensionality | ( | ) |
Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation.
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetNumberOfTimeSteps | ( | ) |
Access to meta data generated by UpdateInformation.
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetNumberOfNodesInFile | ( | ) |
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetNumberOfEdgesInFile | ( | ) |
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetNumberOfFacesInFile | ( | ) |
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetNumberOfElementsInFile | ( | ) |
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetObjectTypeFromName | ( | const char * | name | ) |
const char* vtkExodusIIReader::GetObjectTypeName | ( | int | ) |
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetNumberOfNodes | ( | ) |
Definition at line 334 of file vtkExodusIIReader.h.
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
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
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
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
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
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
Definition at line 350 of file vtkExodusIIReader.h.
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
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
By default attributes are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which attributes they want to load. You can get information about the attributes by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetObjectAttributeName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata
const char* vtkExodusIIReader::GetObjectAttributeName | ( | int | objectType, |
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By default attributes are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which attributes they want to load. You can get information about the attributes by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetObjectAttributeName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetObjectAttributeIndex | ( | int | objectType, |
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By default attributes are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which attributes they want to load. You can get information about the attributes by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetObjectAttributeName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetObjectAttributeStatus | ( | int | objectType, |
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By default attributes are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which attributes they want to load. You can get information about the attributes by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetObjectAttributeName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata
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By default attributes are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which attributes they want to load. You can get information about the attributes by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetObjectAttributeName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata
Definition at line 366 of file vtkExodusIIReader.h.
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By default attributes are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which attributes they want to load. You can get information about the attributes by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetObjectAttributeName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata
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By default attributes are not loaded. These methods allow the user to select which attributes they want to load. You can get information about the attributes by first caling UpdateInformation, and using GetObjectAttributeName ... (Developer Note) This meta data is all accessed through vtkExodusMetadata
Definition at line 370 of file vtkExodusIIReader.h.
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int vtkExodusIIReader::GetNumberOfPartArrays | ( | ) |
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 ...
const char* vtkExodusIIReader::GetPartArrayName | ( | int | arrayIdx | ) |
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 ...
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetPartArrayID | ( | const char * | name | ) |
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 ...
const char* vtkExodusIIReader::GetPartBlockInfo | ( | int | arrayIdx | ) |
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 ...
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 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 ...
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 ...
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetPartArrayStatus | ( | const char * | ) |
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 ...
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetNumberOfMaterialArrays | ( | ) |
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 ...
const char* vtkExodusIIReader::GetMaterialArrayName | ( | int | arrayIdx | ) |
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 ...
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetMaterialArrayID | ( | const char * | name | ) |
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetMaterialArrayStatus | ( | const char * | ) |
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 ...
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetNumberOfAssemblyArrays | ( | ) |
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 ...
const char* vtkExodusIIReader::GetAssemblyArrayName | ( | int | arrayIdx | ) |
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 ...
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetAssemblyArrayID | ( | const char * | name | ) |
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetAssemblyArrayStatus | ( | const char * | ) |
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 ...
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetNumberOfHierarchyArrays | ( | ) |
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
const char* vtkExodusIIReader::GetHierarchyArrayName | ( | int | arrayIdx | ) |
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
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
void vtkExodusIIReader::SetHierarchyArrayStatus | ( | const char * | , |
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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
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
int vtkExodusIIReader::GetHierarchyArrayStatus | ( | const char * | ) |
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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void vtkExodusIIReader::Reset | ( | ) |
Reset the user-specified parameters and flush internal arrays so that the reader state is just as it was after the reader was instantiated. It doesn't make sense to let users reset only the internal state; both the settings and the state are changed by this call.
void vtkExodusIIReader::ResetSettings | ( | ) |
Reset the user-specified parameters to their default values. The only settings not affected are the filename and/or pattern because these have no default. Resetting the settings but not the state allows users to keep the active cache but return to initial array selections, etc.
void vtkExodusIIReader::ResetCache | ( | ) |
Clears out the cache entries.
void vtkExodusIIReader::SetCacheSize | ( | double | CacheSize | ) |
Set the size of the cache in MiB.
double vtkExodusIIReader::GetCacheSize | ( | ) |
Get the size of the cache in MiB.
void vtkExodusIIReader::SetSqueezePoints | ( | bool | sp | ) |
Should the reader output only points used by elements in the output mesh, or all the points. Outputting all the points is much faster since the point array can be read straight from disk and the mesh connectivity need not be altered. Squeezing the points down to the minimum set needed to produce the output mesh is useful for glyphing and other point-based operations. On large parallel datasets, loading all the points implies loading all the points on all processes and performing subsequent filtering on a much larger set. By default, SqueezePoints is true for backwards compatibility.
bool vtkExodusIIReader::GetSqueezePoints | ( | ) |
Should the reader output only points used by elements in the output mesh, or all the points. Outputting all the points is much faster since the point array can be read straight from disk and the mesh connectivity need not be altered. Squeezing the points down to the minimum set needed to produce the output mesh is useful for glyphing and other point-based operations. On large parallel datasets, loading all the points implies loading all the points on all processes and performing subsequent filtering on a much larger set. By default, SqueezePoints is true for backwards compatibility.
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vtkGraph* vtkExodusIIReader::GetSIL | ( | ) |
SIL describes organization of/relationships between classifications eg. blocks/materials/hierarchies.
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Returns true if XMLFileName has already been set. Otherwise, look for the XML metadata file in the same directory as the data file(s) using the following possible file names: DATA_FILE_NAME.xml DATA_FILE_NAME.dart artifact.dta Return true if found, false otherwise
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Populates the TIME_STEPS and TIME_RANGE keys based on file metadata.
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