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| | vtkDataObjectToDataSetFilter (IntPtr rawCppThis, bool callDisposalMethod, bool strong) |
| | Automatically generated constructor - called from generated code. DO NOT call directly.
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| | vtkDataObjectToDataSetFilter () |
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| virtual void | DefaultNormalizeOff () |
| | Set the default Normalize() flag for those methods setting a default Normalize value (e.g., SetPointComponent).
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| virtual void | DefaultNormalizeOn () |
| | Set the default Normalize() flag for those methods setting a default Normalize value (e.g., SetPointComponent).
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| int | GetCellConnectivityComponentArrayComponent () |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| string | GetCellConnectivityComponentArrayName () |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetCellConnectivityComponentMaxRange () |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetCellConnectivityComponentMinRange () |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetCellTypeComponentArrayComponent () |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| string | GetCellTypeComponentArrayName () |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetCellTypeComponentMaxRange () |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetCellTypeComponentMinRange () |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| virtual int | GetDataSetType () |
| | Control what type of data is generated for output.
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| virtual int | GetDefaultNormalize () |
| | Set the default Normalize() flag for those methods setting a default Normalize value (e.g., SetPointComponent).
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| virtual int[] | GetDimensions () |
| | Specify the dimensions to use if generating a dataset that requires dimensions specification (vtkStructuredPoints, vtkStructuredGrid, vtkRectilinearGrid).
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| virtual void | GetDimensions (IntPtr data) |
| | Specify the dimensions to use if generating a dataset that requires dimensions specification (vtkStructuredPoints, vtkStructuredGrid, vtkRectilinearGrid).
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| new vtkDataObject | GetInput () |
| | Get the input to the filter.
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| int | GetLinesComponentArrayComponent () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| string | GetLinesComponentArrayName () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetLinesComponentMaxRange () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetLinesComponentMinRange () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| virtual double[] | GetOrigin () |
| | Specify the origin to use if generating a dataset whose origin can be set (i.e., a vtkStructuredPoints dataset).
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| virtual void | GetOrigin (IntPtr data) |
| | Specify the origin to use if generating a dataset whose origin can be set (i.e., a vtkStructuredPoints dataset).
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| new vtkDataSet | GetOutput () |
| | Get the output in different forms. The particular method invoked should be consistent with the SetDataSetType() method. (Note: GetOutput() will always return a type consistent with SetDataSetType(). Also, GetOutput() will return NULL if the filter aborted due to inconsistent data.)
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| new vtkDataSet | GetOutput (int idx) |
| | Get the output in different forms. The particular method invoked should be consistent with the SetDataSetType() method. (Note: GetOutput() will always return a type consistent with SetDataSetType(). Also, GetOutput() will return NULL if the filter aborted due to inconsistent data.)
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| int | GetPointComponentArrayComponent (int comp) |
| | Define the component of the field to be used for the x, y, and z values of the points. Note that the parameter comp must lie between (0,2) and refers to the x-y-z (i.e., 0,1,2) components of the points. To define the field component to use you can specify an array name and the component in that array. The (min,max) values are the range of data in the component you wish to extract. (This method should be used for vtkPolyData, vtkUnstructuredGrid, vtkStructuredGrid, and vtkRectilinearGrid.) A convenience method, SetPointComponent(),is also provided which does not require setting the (min,max) component range or the normalize flag (normalize is set to DefaulatNormalize value).
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| string | GetPointComponentArrayName (int comp) |
| | Define the component of the field to be used for the x, y, and z values of the points. Note that the parameter comp must lie between (0,2) and refers to the x-y-z (i.e., 0,1,2) components of the points. To define the field component to use you can specify an array name and the component in that array. The (min,max) values are the range of data in the component you wish to extract. (This method should be used for vtkPolyData, vtkUnstructuredGrid, vtkStructuredGrid, and vtkRectilinearGrid.) A convenience method, SetPointComponent(),is also provided which does not require setting the (min,max) component range or the normalize flag (normalize is set to DefaulatNormalize value).
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| int | GetPointComponentMaxRange (int comp) |
| | Define the component of the field to be used for the x, y, and z values of the points. Note that the parameter comp must lie between (0,2) and refers to the x-y-z (i.e., 0,1,2) components of the points. To define the field component to use you can specify an array name and the component in that array. The (min,max) values are the range of data in the component you wish to extract. (This method should be used for vtkPolyData, vtkUnstructuredGrid, vtkStructuredGrid, and vtkRectilinearGrid.) A convenience method, SetPointComponent(),is also provided which does not require setting the (min,max) component range or the normalize flag (normalize is set to DefaulatNormalize value).
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| int | GetPointComponentMinRange (int comp) |
| | Define the component of the field to be used for the x, y, and z values of the points. Note that the parameter comp must lie between (0,2) and refers to the x-y-z (i.e., 0,1,2) components of the points. To define the field component to use you can specify an array name and the component in that array. The (min,max) values are the range of data in the component you wish to extract. (This method should be used for vtkPolyData, vtkUnstructuredGrid, vtkStructuredGrid, and vtkRectilinearGrid.) A convenience method, SetPointComponent(),is also provided which does not require setting the (min,max) component range or the normalize flag (normalize is set to DefaulatNormalize value).
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| int | GetPointComponentNormailzeFlag (int comp) |
| | Define the component of the field to be used for the x, y, and z values of the points. Note that the parameter comp must lie between (0,2) and refers to the x-y-z (i.e., 0,1,2) components of the points. To define the field component to use you can specify an array name and the component in that array. The (min,max) values are the range of data in the component you wish to extract. (This method should be used for vtkPolyData, vtkUnstructuredGrid, vtkStructuredGrid, and vtkRectilinearGrid.) A convenience method, SetPointComponent(),is also provided which does not require setting the (min,max) component range or the normalize flag (normalize is set to DefaulatNormalize value).
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| new vtkPolyData | GetPolyDataOutput () |
| | Get the output in different forms. The particular method invoked should be consistent with the SetDataSetType() method. (Note: GetOutput() will always return a type consistent with SetDataSetType(). Also, GetOutput() will return NULL if the filter aborted due to inconsistent data.)
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| int | GetPolysComponentArrayComponent () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| string | GetPolysComponentArrayName () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetPolysComponentMaxRange () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetPolysComponentMinRange () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| new vtkRectilinearGrid | GetRectilinearGridOutput () |
| | Get the output in different forms. The particular method invoked should be consistent with the SetDataSetType() method. (Note: GetOutput() will always return a type consistent with SetDataSetType(). Also, GetOutput() will return NULL if the filter aborted due to inconsistent data.)
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| virtual double[] | GetSpacing () |
| | Specify the spacing to use if generating a dataset whose spacing can be set (i.e., a vtkStructuredPoints dataset).
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| virtual void | GetSpacing (IntPtr data) |
| | Specify the spacing to use if generating a dataset whose spacing can be set (i.e., a vtkStructuredPoints dataset).
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| int | GetStripsComponentArrayComponent () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| string | GetStripsComponentArrayName () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetStripsComponentMaxRange () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetStripsComponentMinRange () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| new vtkStructuredGrid | GetStructuredGridOutput () |
| | Get the output in different forms. The particular method invoked should be consistent with the SetDataSetType() method. (Note: GetOutput() will always return a type consistent with SetDataSetType(). Also, GetOutput() will return NULL if the filter aborted due to inconsistent data.)
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| new vtkStructuredPoints | GetStructuredPointsOutput () |
| | Get the output in different forms. The particular method invoked should be consistent with the SetDataSetType() method. (Note: GetOutput() will always return a type consistent with SetDataSetType(). Also, GetOutput() will return NULL if the filter aborted due to inconsistent data.)
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| new vtkUnstructuredGrid | GetUnstructuredGridOutput () |
| | Get the output in different forms. The particular method invoked should be consistent with the SetDataSetType() method. (Note: GetOutput() will always return a type consistent with SetDataSetType(). Also, GetOutput() will return NULL if the filter aborted due to inconsistent data.)
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| int | GetVertsComponentArrayComponent () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| string | GetVertsComponentArrayName () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetVertsComponentMaxRange () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| int | GetVertsComponentMinRange () |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| override int | IsA (string type) |
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| new vtkDataObjectToDataSetFilter | NewInstance () |
| | *Undocumented Block
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| void | SetCellConnectivityComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp, int min, int max) |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| void | SetCellConnectivityComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp) |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| void | SetCellTypeComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp, int min, int max) |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| void | SetCellTypeComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp) |
| | Define cell types and cell connectivity when creating unstructured grid data. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of cell types (an integer value per cell), and another array consisting (for each cell) of a number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| void | SetDataSetType (int arg0) |
| | Control what type of data is generated for output.
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| void | SetDataSetTypeToPolyData () |
| | Control what type of data is generated for output.
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| void | SetDataSetTypeToRectilinearGrid () |
| | Control what type of data is generated for output.
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| void | SetDataSetTypeToStructuredGrid () |
| | Control what type of data is generated for output.
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| void | SetDataSetTypeToStructuredPoints () |
| | Control what type of data is generated for output.
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| void | SetDataSetTypeToUnstructuredGrid () |
| | Control what type of data is generated for output.
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| virtual void | SetDefaultNormalize (int _arg) |
| | Set the default Normalize() flag for those methods setting a default Normalize value (e.g., SetPointComponent).
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| virtual void | SetDimensions (int _arg1, int _arg2, int _arg3) |
| | Specify the dimensions to use if generating a dataset that requires dimensions specification (vtkStructuredPoints, vtkStructuredGrid, vtkRectilinearGrid).
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| virtual void | SetDimensions (IntPtr _arg) |
| | Specify the dimensions to use if generating a dataset that requires dimensions specification (vtkStructuredPoints, vtkStructuredGrid, vtkRectilinearGrid).
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| void | SetDimensionsComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp, int min, int max) |
| | Alternative methods to specify the dimensions, spacing, and origin for those datasets requiring this information. You need to specify the name of an array; the component of the array, and the range of the array (min,max). These methods will override the information given by the previous methods.
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| void | SetDimensionsComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp) |
| | Alternative methods to specify the dimensions, spacing, and origin for those datasets requiring this information. You need to specify the name of an array; the component of the array, and the range of the array (min,max). These methods will override the information given by the previous methods.
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| void | SetLinesComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp, int min, int max) |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| void | SetLinesComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp) |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| virtual void | SetOrigin (double _arg1, double _arg2, double _arg3) |
| | Specify the origin to use if generating a dataset whose origin can be set (i.e., a vtkStructuredPoints dataset).
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| virtual void | SetOrigin (IntPtr _arg) |
| | Specify the origin to use if generating a dataset whose origin can be set (i.e., a vtkStructuredPoints dataset).
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| void | SetOriginComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp, int min, int max) |
| | Alternative methods to specify the dimensions, spacing, and origin for those datasets requiring this information. You need to specify the name of an array; the component of the array, and the range of the array (min,max). These methods will override the information given by the previous methods.
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| void | SetOriginComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp) |
| | Alternative methods to specify the dimensions, spacing, and origin for those datasets requiring this information. You need to specify the name of an array; the component of the array, and the range of the array (min,max). These methods will override the information given by the previous methods.
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| void | SetPointComponent (int comp, string arrayName, int arrayComp, int min, int max, int normalize) |
| | Define the component of the field to be used for the x, y, and z values of the points. Note that the parameter comp must lie between (0,2) and refers to the x-y-z (i.e., 0,1,2) components of the points. To define the field component to use you can specify an array name and the component in that array. The (min,max) values are the range of data in the component you wish to extract. (This method should be used for vtkPolyData, vtkUnstructuredGrid, vtkStructuredGrid, and vtkRectilinearGrid.) A convenience method, SetPointComponent(),is also provided which does not require setting the (min,max) component range or the normalize flag (normalize is set to DefaulatNormalize value).
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| void | SetPointComponent (int comp, string arrayName, int arrayComp) |
| | Define the component of the field to be used for the x, y, and z values of the points. Note that the parameter comp must lie between (0,2) and refers to the x-y-z (i.e., 0,1,2) components of the points. To define the field component to use you can specify an array name and the component in that array. The (min,max) values are the range of data in the component you wish to extract. (This method should be used for vtkPolyData, vtkUnstructuredGrid, vtkStructuredGrid, and vtkRectilinearGrid.) A convenience method, SetPointComponent(),is also provided which does not require setting the (min,max) component range or the normalize flag (normalize is set to DefaulatNormalize value).
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| void | SetPolysComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp, int min, int max) |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| void | SetPolysComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp) |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| virtual void | SetSpacing (double _arg1, double _arg2, double _arg3) |
| | Specify the spacing to use if generating a dataset whose spacing can be set (i.e., a vtkStructuredPoints dataset).
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| virtual void | SetSpacing (IntPtr _arg) |
| | Specify the spacing to use if generating a dataset whose spacing can be set (i.e., a vtkStructuredPoints dataset).
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| void | SetSpacingComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp, int min, int max) |
| | Alternative methods to specify the dimensions, spacing, and origin for those datasets requiring this information. You need to specify the name of an array; the component of the array, and the range of the array (min,max). These methods will override the information given by the previous methods.
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| void | SetSpacingComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp) |
| | Alternative methods to specify the dimensions, spacing, and origin for those datasets requiring this information. You need to specify the name of an array; the component of the array, and the range of the array (min,max). These methods will override the information given by the previous methods.
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| void | SetStripsComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp, int min, int max) |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| void | SetStripsComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp) |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| void | SetVertsComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp, int min, int max) |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| void | SetVertsComponent (string arrayName, int arrayComp) |
| | Define cell connectivity when creating vtkPolyData. You can define vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips via these methods. These methods are similar to those for defining points, except that no normalization of the data is possible. Basically, you need to define an array of values that (for each cell) includes the number of points per cell, and then the cell connectivity. (This is the vtk file format described in in the textbook or User's Guide.)
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| | vtkDataSetAlgorithm (IntPtr rawCppThis, bool callDisposalMethod, bool strong) |
| | Automatically generated constructor - called from generated code. DO NOT call directly.
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| | vtkDataSetAlgorithm () |
| | *Undocumented Block
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| void | AddInput (vtkDataObject arg0) |
| | Add an input of this algorithm. Note that these methods support old-style pipeline connections. When writing new code you should use the more general vtkAlgorithm::AddInputConnection(). See SetInput() for details.
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| void | AddInput (vtkDataSet arg0) |
| | Add an input of this algorithm. Note that these methods support old-style pipeline connections. When writing new code you should use the more general vtkAlgorithm::AddInputConnection(). See SetInput() for details.
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| void | AddInput (int arg0, vtkDataSet arg1) |
| | Add an input of this algorithm. Note that these methods support old-style pipeline connections. When writing new code you should use the more general vtkAlgorithm::AddInputConnection(). See SetInput() for details.
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| void | AddInput (int arg0, vtkDataObject arg1) |
| | Add an input of this algorithm. Note that these methods support old-style pipeline connections. When writing new code you should use the more general vtkAlgorithm::AddInputConnection(). See SetInput() for details.
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| vtkImageData | GetImageDataOutput () |
| | Get the output as vtkStructuredPoints.
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| void | SetInput (vtkDataObject arg0) |
| | Set an input of this algorithm. You should not override these methods because they are not the only way to connect a pipeline. Note that these methods support old-style pipeline connections. When writing new code you should use the more general vtkAlgorithm::SetInputConnection(). These methods transform the input index to the input port index, not an index of a connection within a single port.
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| void | SetInput (int arg0, vtkDataObject arg1) |
| | Set an input of this algorithm. You should not override these methods because they are not the only way to connect a pipeline. Note that these methods support old-style pipeline connections. When writing new code you should use the more general vtkAlgorithm::SetInputConnection(). These methods transform the input index to the input port index, not an index of a connection within a single port.
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| void | SetInput (vtkDataSet arg0) |
| | Set an input of this algorithm. You should not override these methods because they are not the only way to connect a pipeline. Note that these methods support old-style pipeline connections. When writing new code you should use the more general vtkAlgorithm::SetInputConnection(). These methods transform the input index to the input port index, not an index of a connection within a single port.
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| void | SetInput (int arg0, vtkDataSet arg1) |
| | Set an input of this algorithm. You should not override these methods because they are not the only way to connect a pipeline. Note that these methods support old-style pipeline connections. When writing new code you should use the more general vtkAlgorithm::SetInputConnection(). These methods transform the input index to the input port index, not an index of a connection within a single port.
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| | vtkAlgorithm (IntPtr rawCppThis, bool callDisposalMethod, bool strong) |
| | Automatically generated constructor - called from generated code. DO NOT call directly.
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| | vtkAlgorithm () |
| | *Undocumented Block
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| override void | Register (vtkObjectBase o) |
| | Participate in garbage collection.
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| virtual void | AbortExecuteOff () |
| | Set/Get the AbortExecute flag for the process object. Process objects may handle premature termination of execution in different ways.
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| virtual void | AbortExecuteOn () |
| | Set/Get the AbortExecute flag for the process object. Process objects may handle premature termination of execution in different ways.
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| virtual void | AddInputConnection (int port, vtkAlgorithmOutput input) |
| | Add a connection to the given input port index. See SetInputConnection() for details on input connections. This method is the complement to RemoveInputConnection() in that it adds only the connection specified without affecting other connections. Typical usage is.
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| virtual void | AddInputConnection (vtkAlgorithmOutput input) |
| | Add a connection to the given input port index. See SetInputConnection() for details on input connections. This method is the complement to RemoveInputConnection() in that it adds only the connection specified without affecting other connections. Typical usage is.
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| virtual double | ComputePriority () |
| | Returns the priority of the piece described by the current update extent. The priority is a number between 0.0 and 1.0 with 0 meaning skippable (REQUEST_DATA not needed) and 1.0 meaning important.
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| void | ConvertTotalInputToPortConnection (int ind, ref int port, ref int conn) |
| | Convenience routine to convert from a linear ordering of input connections to a port/connection pair.
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| virtual int | GetAbortExecute () |
| | Set/Get the AbortExecute flag for the process object. Process objects may handle premature termination of execution in different ways.
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| virtual uint | GetErrorCode () |
| | The error code contains a possible error that occured while reading or writing the file.
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| vtkExecutive | GetExecutive () |
| | Get this algorithm's executive. If it has none, a default executive will be created.
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| virtual vtkInformation | GetInformation () |
| | Set/Get the information object associated with this algorithm.
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| vtkInformation | GetInputArrayInformation (int idx) |
| | Get the info object for the specified input array to this algorithm.
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| vtkAlgorithmOutput | GetInputConnection (int port, int index) |
| | Get the algorithm output port connected to an input port.
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| vtkDataObject | GetInputDataObject (int port, int connection) |
| | Get the data object that will contain the algorithm input for the given port and given connection.
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| vtkInformation | GetInputPortInformation (int port) |
| | Get the information object associated with an input port. There is one input port per kind of input to the algorithm. Each input port tells executives what kind of data and downstream requests this algorithm can handle for that input.
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| int | GetNumberOfInputConnections (int port) |
| | Get the number of inputs currently connected to a port.
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| int | GetNumberOfInputPorts () |
| | Get the number of input ports used by the algorithm.
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| int | GetNumberOfOutputPorts () |
| | Get the number of output ports provided by the algorithm.
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| vtkDataObject | GetOutputDataObject (int port) |
| | Get the data object that will contain the algorithm output for the given port.
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| vtkAlgorithmOutput | GetOutputPort (int index) |
| | Get a proxy object corresponding to the given output port of this algorithm. The proxy object can be passed to another algorithm's SetInputConnection(), AddInputConnection(), and RemoveInputConnection() methods to modify pipeline connectivity.
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| vtkAlgorithmOutput | GetOutputPort () |
| | Get a proxy object corresponding to the given output port of this algorithm. The proxy object can be passed to another algorithm's SetInputConnection(), AddInputConnection(), and RemoveInputConnection() methods to modify pipeline connectivity.
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| vtkInformation | GetOutputPortInformation (int port) |
| | Get the information object associated with an output port. There is one output port per output from the algorithm. Each output port tells executives what kind of upstream requests this algorithm can handle for that output.
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| virtual double | GetProgress () |
| | Set/Get the execution progress of a process object.
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| virtual double | GetProgressMaxValue () |
| | Set/Get the execution progress of a process object.
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| virtual double | GetProgressMinValue () |
| | Set/Get the execution progress of a process object.
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| virtual string | GetProgressText () |
| | Set the current text message associated with the progress state. This may be used by a calling process/GUI. Note: Because SetProgressText() is called from inside RequestData() it does not modify the algorithm object. Algorithms are not allowed to modify themselves from inside RequestData().
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| virtual int | GetReleaseDataFlag () |
| | Turn release data flag on or off for all output ports.
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| int | GetTotalNumberOfInputConnections () |
| | Get the total number of inputs for this algorithm.
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| int | HasExecutive () |
| | Check whether this algorithm has an assigned executive. This will NOT create a default executive.
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| virtual int | ModifyRequest (vtkInformation request, int when) |
| | This method gives the algorithm a chance to modify the contents of a request before or after (specified in the when argument) it is forwarded. The default implementation is empty. Returns 1 on success, 0 on failure. When can be either vtkExecutive::BeforeForward or vtkExecutive::AfterForward.
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| int | ProcessRequest (vtkInformation request, vtkCollection inInfo, vtkInformationVector outInfo) |
| | Version of ProcessRequest() that is wrapped. This converts the collection to an array and calls the other version.
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| void | ReleaseDataFlagOff () |
| | Turn release data flag on or off for all output ports.
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| void | ReleaseDataFlagOn () |
| | Turn release data flag on or off for all output ports.
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| void | RemoveAllInputs () |
| | Remove all the input data.
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| virtual void | RemoveInputConnection (int port, vtkAlgorithmOutput input) |
| | Remove a connection from the given input port index. See SetInputConnection() for details on input connection. This method is the complement to AddInputConnection() in that it removes only the connection specified without affecting other connections. Typical usage is.
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| virtual void | SetAbortExecute (int _arg) |
| | Set/Get the AbortExecute flag for the process object. Process objects may handle premature termination of execution in different ways.
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| virtual void | SetExecutive (vtkExecutive executive) |
| | Set this algorithm's executive. This algorithm is removed from any executive to which it has previously been assigned and then assigned to the given executive.
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| virtual void | SetInformation (vtkInformation arg0) |
| | Set/Get the information object associated with this algorithm.
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| virtual void | SetInputArrayToProcess (int idx, int port, int connection, int fieldAssociation, string name) |
| | Set the input data arrays that this algorithm will process. Specifically the idx array that this algorithm will process (starting from 0) is the array on port, connection with the specified association and name or attribute type (such as SCALARS). The fieldAssociation refers to which field in the data object the array is stored. See vtkDataObject::FieldAssociations for detail.
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| virtual void | SetInputArrayToProcess (int idx, int port, int connection, int fieldAssociation, int fieldAttributeType) |
| | Set the input data arrays that this algorithm will process. Specifically the idx array that this algorithm will process (starting from 0) is the array on port, connection with the specified association and name or attribute type (such as SCALARS). The fieldAssociation refers to which field in the data object the array is stored. See vtkDataObject::FieldAssociations for detail.
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| virtual void | SetInputArrayToProcess (int idx, vtkInformation info) |
| | Set the input data arrays that this algorithm will process. Specifically the idx array that this algorithm will process (starting from 0) is the array on port, connection with the specified association and name or attribute type (such as SCALARS). The fieldAssociation refers to which field in the data object the array is stored. See vtkDataObject::FieldAssociations for detail.
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| virtual void | SetInputArrayToProcess (int idx, int port, int connection, string fieldAssociation, string attributeTypeorName) |
| | String based versions of SetInputArrayToProcess(). Because fieldAssociation and fieldAttributeType are enums, they cannot be easily accessed from scripting language. These methods provides an easy and safe way of passing association and attribute type information. Field association is one of the following:
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| virtual void | SetInputConnection (int port, vtkAlgorithmOutput input) |
| | Set the connection for the given input port index. Each input port of a filter has a specific purpose. A port may have zero or more connections and the required number is specified by each filter. Setting the connection with this method removes all other connections from the port. To add more than one connection use AddInputConnection().
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| virtual void | SetInputConnection (vtkAlgorithmOutput input) |
| | Set the connection for the given input port index. Each input port of a filter has a specific purpose. A port may have zero or more connections and the required number is specified by each filter. Setting the connection with this method removes all other connections from the port. To add more than one connection use AddInputConnection().
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| virtual void | SetProgress (double _arg) |
| | Set/Get the execution progress of a process object.
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| void | SetProgressText (string ptext) |
| | Set the current text message associated with the progress state. This may be used by a calling process/GUI. Note: Because SetProgressText() is called from inside RequestData() it does not modify the algorithm object. Algorithms are not allowed to modify themselves from inside RequestData().
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| virtual void | SetReleaseDataFlag (int arg0) |
| | Turn release data flag on or off for all output ports.
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| virtual void | Update () |
| | Bring this algorithm's outputs up-to-date.
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| int | UpdateExtentIsEmpty (vtkDataObject output) |
| | This detects when the UpdateExtent will generate no data This condition is satisfied when the UpdateExtent has zero volume (0,-1,...) or the UpdateNumberOfPieces is 0. The source uses this call to determine whether to call Execute.
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| int | UpdateExtentIsEmpty (vtkInformation pinfo, int extentType) |
| | This detects when the UpdateExtent will generate no data This condition is satisfied when the UpdateExtent has zero volume (0,-1,...) or the UpdateNumberOfPieces is 0. The source uses this call to determine whether to call Execute.
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| virtual void | UpdateInformation () |
| | Backward compatibility method to invoke UpdateInformation on executive.
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| void | UpdateProgress (double amount) |
| | Update the progress of the process object. If a ProgressMethod exists, executes it. Then set the Progress ivar to amount. The parameter amount should range between (0,1).
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| virtual void | UpdateWholeExtent () |
| | Bring this algorithm's outputs up-to-date.
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| | vtkObject (IntPtr rawCppThis, bool callDisposalMethod, bool strong) |
| | Automatically generated constructor - called from generated code. DO NOT call directly.
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| | vtkObject () |
| | Create an object with Debug turned off, modified time initialized to zero, and reference counting on.
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| uint | AddObserver (uint arg0, vtkCommand arg1, float priority) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| uint | AddObserver (string arg0, vtkCommand arg1, float priority) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| virtual void | DebugOff () |
| | Turn debugging output off.
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| virtual void | DebugOn () |
| | Turn debugging output on.
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| vtkCommand | GetCommand (uint tag) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| byte | GetDebug () |
| | Get the value of the debug flag.
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| virtual uint | GetMTime () |
| | Return this object's modified time.
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| int | HasObserver (uint arg0, vtkCommand arg1) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| int | HasObserver (string arg0, vtkCommand arg1) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| int | HasObserver (uint arg0) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| int | HasObserver (string arg0) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| int | InvokeEvent (uint arg0, IntPtr callData) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| int | InvokeEvent (string arg0, IntPtr callData) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| int | InvokeEvent (uint arg0) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| int | InvokeEvent (string arg0) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| virtual void | Modified () |
| | Update the modification time for this object. Many filters rely on the modification time to determine if they need to recompute their data. The modification time is a unique monotonically increasing unsigned long integer.
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| void | RemoveAllObservers () |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| void | RemoveObserver (vtkCommand arg0) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| void | RemoveObserver (uint tag) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| void | RemoveObservers (uint arg0, vtkCommand arg1) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| void | RemoveObservers (string arg0, vtkCommand arg1) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| void | RemoveObservers (uint arg0) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| void | RemoveObservers (string arg0) |
| | This is a global flag that controls whether any debug, warning or error messages are displayed.
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| void | SetDebug (byte debugFlag) |
| | Set the value of the debug flag. A non-zero value turns debugging on.
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| override string | ToString () |
| | Returns the result of calling vtkObject::Print as a C# string.
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| delegate void | vtkObjectEventHandler (vtkObject sender, vtkObjectEventArgs e) |
| | Generic signature for all vtkObject events.
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| void | RemoveAllHandlersForAllEvents () |
| | Call RemoveAllHandlers on each non-null vtkObjectEventRelay. TODO: This method needs to get called by the generated Dispose. Make that happen...
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| | vtkObjectBase (IntPtr rawCppThis, bool callDisposalMethod, bool strong) |
| | Automatically generated constructor - called from generated code. DO NOT call directly.
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| | vtkObjectBase () |
| | Create an object with Debug turned off, modified time initialized to zero, and reference counting on.
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| virtual void | FastDelete () |
| | Delete a reference to this object. This version will not invoke garbage collection and can potentially leak the object if it is part of a reference loop. Use this method only when it is known that the object has another reference and would not be collected if a full garbage collection check were done.
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| string | GetClassName () |
| | Return the class name as a string. This method is defined in all subclasses of vtkObjectBase with the vtkTypeMacro found in vtkSetGet.h.
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| int | GetReferenceCount () |
| | Return the current reference count of this object.
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| void | SetReferenceCount (int arg0) |
| | Sets the reference count. (This is very dangerous, use with care.)
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Public Member Functions inherited from Kitware.VTK.vtkDataSetAlgorithm