Comments on: lib2geom is sweet stuff http://tinkerhouse.net/log/lib2geom-is-sweet-stuff/ always alpha, never stable Sun, 08 Apr 2012 18:45:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Thresa Lamport http://tinkerhouse.net/log/lib2geom-is-sweet-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-561 Thresa Lamport Sat, 17 Sep 2011 12:31:57 +0000 http://tinkerhouse.net/log/lib2geom-is-sweet-stuff/#comment-561 Nice post. I find out something tougher on distinct blogs each day. It will always be stimulating you just read content via other copy writers and practice a little from their particular store. I’d prefer to use some while using content on my weblog whether you don’t head. Natually I’ll offer you a link on your own web web site. Thanks with regard to sharing. Nice post. I find out something tougher on distinct blogs each day. It will always be stimulating you just read content via other copy writers and practice a little from their particular store. I’d prefer to use some while using content on my weblog whether you don’t head. Natually I’ll offer you a link on your own web web site. Thanks with regard to sharing.

]]> By: ricardo http://tinkerhouse.net/log/lib2geom-is-sweet-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-521 ricardo Tue, 23 Jun 2009 09:33:00 +0000 http://tinkerhouse.net/log/lib2geom-is-sweet-stuff/#comment-521 <p>Hmm, i got it working fine under both Python 2.5 and 2.6. I don't know if 2.6 modules are compatible with 2.5, but doesn't hurt to try: the py2geom stuff should have landed in your /usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages folder. Just copy it over to a dir in your Python 2.5 sys.path (like site-packages), and you should be set.</p> <p>Regarding the API reference, there's not a lot of info around, but you can find doxygen-based docs in the 2geom source, as well as a LaTeX manual that can be compiled to PDF. I'd say the best way would be to check out the lib2geom Jabber channel over at conference.gristle.org and voicing your questions -- that's what i've been doing so far, the people over there are unbelievably friendly and helpful.</p> <p>Also, i've found most of the API using ipython and command completion, so i'd suggest tinkering away :)</p> Hmm, i got it working fine under both Python 2.5 and 2.6. I don’t know if 2.6 modules are compatible with 2.5, but doesn’t hurt to try: the py2geom stuff should have landed in your /usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages folder. Just copy it over to a dir in your Python 2.5 sys.path (like site-packages), and you should be set.

Regarding the API reference, there’s not a lot of info around, but you can find doxygen-based docs in the 2geom source, as well as a LaTeX manual that can be compiled to PDF. I’d say the best way would be to check out the lib2geom Jabber channel over at conference.gristle.org and voicing your questions — that’s what i’ve been doing so far, the people over there are unbelievably friendly and helpful.

Also, i’ve found most of the API using ipython and command completion, so i’d suggest tinkering away :)

]]> By: rocketship http://tinkerhouse.net/log/lib2geom-is-sweet-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-520 rocketship Mon, 22 Jun 2009 14:25:33 +0000 http://tinkerhouse.net/log/lib2geom-is-sweet-stuff/#comment-520 <p>Nice work! Everything seems to be working, but the python bindings have ended up in Python 2.6 and don't seem to be in my import path (importing only works from the actual site-packages folder). Any suggestions (this is Ubu Jaunty).</p> <p>Have you found anything resembling an API reference, or is this a treasure hunt?</p> <p>RS</p> Nice work! Everything seems to be working, but the python bindings have ended up in Python 2.6 and don’t seem to be in my import path (importing only works from the actual site-packages folder). Any suggestions (this is Ubu Jaunty).

Have you found anything resembling an API reference, or is this a treasure hunt?

RS

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