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Maarten van Reeuwijk
I want to extend python with a framework for reading, manipulating and
visualising CFD data. Basically I want to have an environment in which I
can quickly and interactively produce results, and Python with SciPy seems
to be an ideal start.
However, the only references I can find about writing modules talk about
using C, and that's exactly what I DON'T want to do. I don't need any
low-level operations, just handy classes that understand my file-format and
wrap SciPy features etc.
So my questions are:
1) Is it necessary to resort to C when writing modules or can you use normal
Python?
2) How do you load a Python script into a python session?
3) Can various python scripts be combined into a module?
Thanks in advance!
visualising CFD data. Basically I want to have an environment in which I
can quickly and interactively produce results, and Python with SciPy seems
to be an ideal start.
However, the only references I can find about writing modules talk about
using C, and that's exactly what I DON'T want to do. I don't need any
low-level operations, just handy classes that understand my file-format and
wrap SciPy features etc.
So my questions are:
1) Is it necessary to resort to C when writing modules or can you use normal
Python?
2) How do you load a Python script into a python session?
3) Can various python scripts be combined into a module?
Thanks in advance!