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GettingQuakePy
Subversion
You can check out QuakePy from our Subversion repository at https://quake.ethz.ch/svn/quakepy. You need a Subversion client on your machine to do so.
Latest Development Version
The checkout can be performed using the following commands:
svn checkout https://quake.ethz.ch/svn/quakepy/trunk quakepy
This will create a directory quakepy in your current directory which contains the QuakePy code.
Latest Release (version 0.4)
svn export https://quake.ethz.ch/svn/quakepy/tags/0.4 quakepy-0.4
This will create a directory quakepy-0.4 in your current directory which contains the QuakePy code.
Archive
Version |
QuakeML version |
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0.4 |
1.0.1 |
[attachment:quakepy-0.4.tgz quakepy-0.4.tgz] (gnuzipped tar, 1.1MB) |
0.3 |
1.0.1 |
[attachment:quakepy-0.3.tgz quakepy-0.3.tgz] (gnuzipped tar, 1.1MB) |
Installation
QuakePy needs a couple of other packages to be installed. Please check out ListOfPackages to see which packages are required.
After downloading QuakePy, you need to add the QuakePy directory to your PYTHONPATH, using
export PYTHONPATH=/my/quakepy/installation:$PYTHONPATH
for bash, or
setenv PYTHONPATH /my/quakepy/installation:$PYTHONPATH
for csh/tcsh.
No further steps are required to install QuakePy.
Test
QuakePy provides a test suite in order to ensure proper operation of the package. The tests can be run using the following commands:
cd /my/quakepy/installation make check make testclean
The tests will create temporary data on your drive. Please be sure to provide sufficient disk space. The command make testclean removes the files created by the test suite.