PyMca Files

Instead of the default download, you may find better suited downloads for your platform under the folder containing the latest release:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/pymca/files/pymca/PyMca5.9.2/


Notes:
See the changes section below for new features.

Tutorials can be found at:

http://pymca.sourceforge.net/documentation.html

Ready to use binaries for:

- Windows 64 bit: File pymca5.9.2-win64.exe

- MacOS X:  File PyMca5.9.2.dmg

For MacOS users, once the program installed, it is necessary to execute from the terminal the command

sudo xattr -cr /Applications/PyMca5.9.2.app

to be able to execute the program by double-clicking its icon. Alternatively it also works from the terminal by typing:

/Applications/PyMca5.9.2.app/Contents/MacOS/PyMcaMain

Users of other platforms should either:

- Build from the source code.
- Use PyMca as supplied by your linux distribution.
- Install PyMca in a conda environment https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/pymca 

PyMca can also be installed from PyPI. For that just 'pip install pymca'

The mimimal dependencies are PyQt5, PyQt6 or PySide6, numpy, fisx, h5py and matplotlib.

Changes:

VERSION 5.9.2
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- XRF. Prevent considering twice the same element when using the SingleLayerStrategy.

- Packaging. Compatibility with PyInstaller 6.x

- GUI. Improved PyQt6 compatibility.

- GUI. Compatibility with current silx master branch.

- GUI. Add histogram of pixel intensities to image views (requires silx).

VERSION 5.9.1
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- ROI Imaging. It is now possible to apply NNMA on stacks of images.

- ROI Imaging. HDF5 stacks of images could not be selected due to a bug introduced in 5.8.2.

- MCA. Correct ID18 calibration issues.

VERSION 5.9.0
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- IO. Compatibility with h5py 2.10 (Ubuntu 20.04)

- GUI. Compatibility with Matplotlib 3.8