Preserve connectivity integer type in output files #107
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When possible, we use the same element type of the connectivity vectors when writing them to VTK files. For instance, if connectivity vectors are given in Int32, then connectivity data in the binary VTK files is written as Int32. This can be useful to reduce the size of output files.
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When possible, we use the same element type of the connectivity vectors when writing them to VTK files. For instance, if connectivity vectors are given in
Int32, then connectivity data in the binary VTK files is written asInt32. This can be useful to reduce the size of output files.