Re: question

[Peter K. <pe...@pe...>]

Dear Sanaz,

Sorry for my late response. I am particularly busy right now working on
multiple projects. I think the problem with your installation on
Windows might be that Anaconda has recently phased out Python 2.7
packages, and I assume you might have installed a Python 3 version. I
have changed the link in the ccplot documentation to point to the
Anaconda Archive:

https://repo.anaconda.com/archive/

which still has Python 2.7 32-bit packages for Windows. The latest one
appears to be "Anaconda2-2019.10-Windows-x86.exe". Can you please try
this one?

I have very recently ported ccplot to Python 3 on Linux, but will have
to compile the HDF libries on Windows to get it working there.

Alternatively, if you have access to a Linux computer or a Linux
virtual machine, I suggest that you try ccplot there (with ccplot
version >= 1.5.4).

Kind regards,

Peter Kuma

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To whom it may concern,

Since I haven't received any response since 11 days ago, I emailed again
and ask my question:
{This is Sanaz, assistant professor, who works with CALIPSO data. I
want to use ccplot and I have problems. I tried to install it on
windows based on ( https://ccplot.org/download/) and it seems that
there is a problem. I attached the problems. I was wondering if someone
can help me to fix it.}

I appreciate that,

Thanks,

Sanaz