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#!/usr/bin/env python
"""
This file provides a more advanced example of vtkTable access and
manipulation methods.
"""

from __future__ import print_function
from vtk import *

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Script Entry Point (i.e., main() )
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

if __name__ == "__main__":
    """ Main entry point of this python script """
    print("vtkTable Example 4: Accessing vtkTable data elements")

    # Load our table from a CSV file (covered in table2.py)
    csv_source = vtkDelimitedTextReader()
    csv_source.SetFieldDelimiterCharacters(",")
    csv_source.SetHaveHeaders(True)
    csv_source.SetFileName("table_data.csv")
    csv_source.Update()
    csv_source.GetOutput().Dump(6)

    T = csv_source.GetOutput()

    # Print some information about the table
    print("Number of Columns =", T.GetNumberOfColumns())
    print("Number of Rows    =", T.GetNumberOfRows())
    print("Get column 1, row 4 data: ", T.GetColumn(1).GetValue(4))

    # Add a new row to the table
    new_row = [8, "Luis", 68]
    for i in range( T.GetNumberOfColumns()):
        T.GetColumn(i).InsertNextValue( str(new_row[i]) )

    print("Table after new row appended:")
    T.Dump(6)

    print("vtkTable Example 4: Finished.")