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This is not a bug I think, just inconsistent behaviour, not sure what to do with this. Occurred to me when passing BOUNDARY values from R to Python and trying to filter by numerical value (which was off by 1, because I was using the value I remember from VTK export).
Not critical, just wanted to document somewhere.
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@shkodm R has indexing from 1, so there is no way around this for the factor representation in R. But I could easily add an additional class to the array, make the r_to_py convertion for it convert it to numpy array of integers and subtract 1.
In VTK export we have , when assigning numerical values for the
BOUNDARY
export:So the minimum value would be 0.
Meawhile in
cbRunR.cpp
we have also forBOUNDARY
:So it will start from 1.
This is not a bug I think, just inconsistent behaviour, not sure what to do with this. Occurred to me when passing BOUNDARY values from R to Python and trying to filter by numerical value (which was off by 1, because I was using the value I remember from VTK export).
Not critical, just wanted to document somewhere.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: