def append(self,obj):
if not common.is_datasetattr(obj):
self.error('expected DataSetAttr argument but got %s'%(type(obj)))
raise TypeError
if self.length is None:
self.length = obj.get_size()
if not isinstance(obj,LookupTable.LookupTable) and self.length != obj.get_size():
self.error('attribute data %s must be of length %s (as defined by first DataSetAttr) but got %s'%(`obj.__class__.__name__`,self.length,obj.get_size()))
raise ValueError
self.data.append(obj)
def append(self,obj):
if not common.is_datasetattr(obj):
self.error('expected DataSetAttr argument but got %s'%(type(obj)))
raise TypeError
if self.length is None:
self.length = obj.get_size()
if not isinstance(obj,LookupTable.LookupTable) and self.length != obj.get_size():
self.error('attribute data %s must be of length %s (as defined by first DataSetAttr) but got %s'%(`obj.__class__.__name__`,self.length,obj.get_size()))
raise ValueError
self.data.append(obj)
def __init__(self,*args):
if self.__class__.__name__ not in ['PointData','CellData']:
raise TypeError,'use PointData or CellData instead of Data'
if not args:
raise TypeError,self.__class__.__name__+'() takes at least 1 argument: Scalars|ColorScalars|LookupTable|Vectors|Normals|TextureCoordinates|Tensors|Field'
args = list(args)
length = None
for a in args:
if not common.is_datasetattr(a):
self.skipping('expected DataSetAttr argument but got %s'%(type(a)))
continue
if length is None:
length = a.get_size()
elif length != a.get_size():
self.skipping('attribute data %s must be of length %s (as defined by first DataSetAttr) but got %s'%(`a.__class__.__name__`,length,a.get_size()))
continue
self.length = length
self.data = args
def __init__(self, *args):
if self.__class__.__name__ not in ['PointData', 'CellData']:
raise TypeError, 'use PointData or CellData instead of Data'
if not args:
raise TypeError, self.__class__.__name__ + '() takes at least 1 argument: Scalars|ColorScalars|LookupTable|Vectors|Normals|TextureCoordinates|Tensors|Field'
args = list(args)
length = None
for a in args:
if not common.is_datasetattr(a):
self.skipping('expected DataSetAttr argument but got %s' %
(type(a)))
continue
if length is None:
length = a.get_size()
elif length != a.get_size():
self.skipping(
'attribute data %s must be of length %s (as defined by first DataSetAttr) but got %s'
% ( ` a.__class__.__name__ `, length, a.get_size()))
continue
self.length = length
self.data = args
