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| == New Python GUI ==
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| A new set of tabs has been added to the python shell. The python shell is accessed from the main paraview menu: Tools --> Python Shell. The new tabs are:
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| * Directory view
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| * Macros
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| * Trace
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| === Directory View ===
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| This tab has a text entry box to enter a script directory. By default, it is set to a 'demos' subfolder inside the paraview python module directory. Only files in the script directory ending with .py are displayed. The following buttons are available:
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| * Refresh - refreshes the directory view, for convenience if you change something on disk that paraview doesn't know about
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| * New script - launches the built in editor and displays a new document
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| * Run selected - runs the python script currently selected in the directory view
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| * Add to macros - adds the currently selected python script to the macro set
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| Python files in the directory view can be double clicked to open them in the editor.
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| === Macros ===
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| Python files in the directory view can be added to the macros set. The current macros set is displayed in the listbox in the macros tab. You can double click a macro to edit its assigned name. The file on disk corresponding to a macro is displayed in the tooltip if you mouseover a macro in the listbox.
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| Macros are displayed in the macros menu and the macros toolbar. The macro menu is shown/hidden by a checkbox in the macros tab. The macros toolbar can be shown/hidden from the paraview main menu: View --> Toolbars --> Macro Toolbar. Both toolbar and menu are hidden by default, but if you show them it will be remembered between sessions.
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| Note: python is not initialized until you open the python shell for the first time. If you run a macro from the macro toolbar or menu before the python shell has been opened for the first time, you will notice a slight delay as python initializes itself. You should see a wait cursor while python is initializing.
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| === Trace ===
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| Trace
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| === New built in editor ===
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| For convenience there is a new built in script editor. It might be cool in the future to allow the user to specify a command to launch an external editor. The built in editor can be launched by double
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| == New C++ API ==
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Latest revision as of 16:08, 6 July 2009
