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Revision as of 20:41, 7 December 2009
Soonish
faim : version number check when reading files.
Get flu shot.
Add 'skb' to all vtkski objects.
Compile faim on WestGrid.
Compile vtkMy with Qt.
Paraview plugin for vtkFaimReader.
Paraview plugin for vtkAIMReader.
Compare .inp files that work and that don't for faim.
Investigate why Vincent's data files cause segfaults in AppConvert2VTK and AppDirectMechanics Generator.
Look at simpleware model in paraview.
Implement boundary sets for simpleware data (modify vtkMeshWriter or use paraview for quick and dirty boundary set?)
Get new ID card (try Nov 26ish)
Main page for vtkski Doxygen help.
Medium Term
Remove anything in skbUtility that has a standard implementation (in C++ std lib or even boost).
cmake for faim.
ctest for faim.
Rewrite faim in C++.
Move svn to permanent server and **get backup solution operational**
Get name on door plate.
Find out how to get pencils, pens, etc...
Someday
get cdash running.
Rewrite vtkMeshWriter to have a base class and derived classes.
Random Ideas
New file format for faim. Either a more robust text format (with optional binary sections), or something like NetCDF/HDF5.
Done
Compile vtkMy with ITK.
DOxygen documentation for vtkski.
Create a UseVTKSKI.cmake file.
Investigate how to use custom VTK classes in Paraview.
Reorganize vtkMy.
Get test data running in faim on OS-X.
Get kin.ucalgary.ca email address set up.
Upgrade Ubuntu on splatter.
Delete obsolete branches in SVN.
Merge myVTK-lite into myVTK.
Add SVN section to wiki.
Merge faim into new SVN repository.
Migrate CVS repository to SVN.
Write VTK class that can read Abaqus files (at least the ones from simpleware).