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Do to this issue and the fact that we may be short on time till the ParaView 3 released, we decided to punt and basically do the simple list of applicable filters only like in ParaView 2.  The only difference is that multi-input filters will also be selected.  For multi-input filters, we will use a QListView (or QListWidget) to select multiple inputs.  This is also like ParaView 2 except you will be able to change the input at any time.
Do to this issue and the fact that we may be short on time till the ParaView 3 released, we decided to punt and basically do the simple list of applicable filters only like in ParaView 2.  The only difference is that multi-input filters will also be selected.  For multi-input filters, we will use a QListView (or QListWidget) to select multiple inputs.  This is also like ParaView 2 except you will be able to change the input at any time.
=== Out of time ===
Because we ran out of time (and our teleconferencing equipment crashed), we deferred the rest of the topics to the [[Technical Meeting 10/19/2006]].

Latest revision as of 12:06, 18 October 2006

Item People Description
1 Moreland Action Items
2 Moreland IEEE Vis Mini-summit
3 Moreland November Summit
4 ETI Docking windows to tabs/Qt 4.2
5 Moreland New Object View
6 Moreland Changing a filter's input
7 Wylie Lookmarks vs. Custom Filters
8 Moreland Selection, filter parameters, and pipeline changes
9 All Roundtable

Discussion

IEEE Vis Mini-summit

It is agreed that we will meet at Vis on Wednesday @ 1:00

November Summit

Plans have changed a bit. We decided to have at Kitware after all so that we may talk to the extended Kitware family rather than just the two Kitware folks planning on travelling to ETI. The meeting will be held on November 29th and 30th. Agenda coming soon.

Changing a filter's input

Right now there is no way to change the inputs of filters. The reason is that there are some limitations of the way you change inputs in ParaView 2 now. We would like an improvement. We spent some time talking about potential improvements to this mechanism.

We came to some agreement that the mechanism should be similar to ParaView 2 in that there is some sort of chooser box like functionality in the object inspector that allows you to change the input. There is some contention about whether the list should be a simple list showing only valid inputs (like in ParaView 2) or if it show the entire pipeline with invalid inputs grayed out. The latter might be easier to find, but will be necessarily larger and it may quickly get too big to fit well in the UI.

Do to this issue and the fact that we may be short on time till the ParaView 3 released, we decided to punt and basically do the simple list of applicable filters only like in ParaView 2. The only difference is that multi-input filters will also be selected. For multi-input filters, we will use a QListView (or QListWidget) to select multiple inputs. This is also like ParaView 2 except you will be able to change the input at any time.

Out of time

Because we ran out of time (and our teleconferencing equipment crashed), we deferred the rest of the topics to the Technical Meeting 10/19/2006.