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README

OpenNum lets you distribute your scientific software with a nice graphical interface.

Please open help/a-Help/index.xhtml for more information.

Prerequities

OpenNum requires Python 3 with packages wxPython, vtk and paramiko.

Installation

  1. Decompress opennum_src_\<date>.tar.gz.
  2. Execute \<INSTALLDIR>/code/opennum.py, where \<INSTALLDIR> is the installation path.

Usage

  • Go to the OpenNum installation folder, subfolder code, and execute opennum.py.
  • There are some examples in the menu Applications. Please go to menu Help - Sample apps for a description of those examples.

Testing

This code has been tested in the following platforms:
- Windows 10 with Python 3.8, wxPython 4.1, vtk 9.0 and paramiko 2.7.

Known issues

  1. If you install Python packages using pip install as non-root user, you may need to include the user site-packages directory in the user environment variable Path. See more inforation here.