[Pyspline-announce] PySpline 1.1

[Adam T. <a-t...@st...>]

A new version of PySpline has been packaged and posted on the  
following website:

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php? 
group_id=163458&package_id=184780

Windows users: Download the PySpline-1.1-win.zip file. It will take  
you a page where you have to select a "mirror" to actually download  
the file. Ideally you choose one near your current location. Unzip  
the file, and run the PySpline.exe file from that directory.

Mac and Linux users: Download either PySpline-1.1.zip or  
PySpline-1.1.tar.gz. You'll be taken to a page where you have to  
select a "mirror". Choose one that is near your current location.  
Unzip the file, open a terminal window and go to the PySpline-1.1  
directory. Run 'python setup.py install', as root if necessary.  
You'll need Qt, PyQt, Numeric, and PyQwt for this to work. These  
packages should have pre-compiled binaries for both Linux and Mac. If  
you have trouble finding packages, let me know.

Raw data can be read using the Import option from the File Menu. Two  
column (eV and raw intensity) and four column (from EXAFSPAK; eV, k,  
I0, and raw intensity) text/ascii files are supported. A dialog box  
should appear letting you choose the edge energy, and then you can  
start processing your data. The "Save" button doesn't work yet but  
you can choose "Save As" from the File Menu. The resulting .d file  
can be read by most programs.

Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or find any  
serious bugs. And keep in mind that PySpline hasn't been extensively  
tested, so you should compare the results from PySpline with whatever  
you are using now and let me know if there are any serious problems.

Adam