fix morse smale complex for multiblock input #1079
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Tested on Morse-Smale complex states from ttk-data. No regression observed. |
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Alright, looks good to me. Thanks! |
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The function setArray is changed so that the output of the ttk layer is correctly copied in the vtkArrays (especially when the input is a vtkMutliBlockDataSet). The points coordinates of the 1-separatrices and 2-separatrices are copied manually. The output of the ttk layerare no longer attributes of the class but local variables in the function dispatch.