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This is a Windows version of AnyWave on which we are using Anaconda Python package. The path is the location of the Python interpreter.<br /> | This is a Windows version of AnyWave on which we are using Anaconda Python package. The path is the location of the Python interpreter.<br /> | ||
That's it, your are ready to use Python plugins. | That's it, your are ready to use Python plugins. | ||
| + | =What is a Python plugin?= | ||
| + | It's a folder containing at least two files: | ||
| + | * __main__.py Python code file. | ||
| + | * desc.txt Text file giving information about the plugin. | ||
Revision as of 17:21, 31 May 2017
Introduction
Here we assume that you have Python 2.7 installed on your system with at least the numpy package.
Configuring AnyWave to use Pyhton
It's very simple, just open the Preferences UI:
This is a Windows version of AnyWave on which we are using Anaconda Python package. The path is the location of the Python interpreter.
That's it, your are ready to use Python plugins.
What is a Python plugin?
It's a folder containing at least two files:
- __main__.py Python code file.
- desc.txt Text file giving information about the plugin.
