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wradlib Documentation, Release 0.1.1 >>> import wradlib If everything is ok, nothing will happen. If the wradlib package is not found by the interpreter, you will get >>> import wradlib ImportError: No module named wradlib Check whether your Python installation directory contains the subdirectory /Lib/sitepackages/wradlib/wradlib and the corresponding source files. If the wradlib directory is not there, execute python setup.py install, again, and inspect the screen output if any helpful error messages are reported. You may receive other ImportErrors if required packages are missing. Please make sure the required packages are installed (see Dependencies). Attention: In order to use wradlib for decoding BUFR files (see Supported radar data formats), the installation (via python setup.py install) tries to compile and build the OPERA BUFR software (which is included in the wradlib source). This part of the installation has the potential to cause some trouble and was only tested on Windows 7 machines, yet. The process requires gcc and make. Both are pre-installed on most Linux machines, and can be installed on Windows using the MinGW compiler suite. If you are using Python(x,y), gcc and mingw32-make should already be available on your machine! You can check this by opening a console window and typing gcc --version and mingw32-make --version. For Linux, the required makefile is available and we hope that the installation process works. But we never tested it! Please give us your feedback how it works under Linux by sending an e-mail to wradlib-users@googlegroups.com or by raising an issue. Beyond this issue, wradlib is intended to support at least Windows and Linux platforms, but it was tested only on Windows, yet. If you discover any platform issues on Linux, please do not hesitate to raise an issue. 1.3 Dependencies wradlib was not designed to be a self-contained library. Besides extensive use of Numpy and Scipy, wradlib uses additional libraries, which you will need to install before you can use wradlib. Note that all libraries marked with a (*) are not contained in the Python(x,y) distribution and thus have to be definitely installed manually. For Windows users: If possible, we will link binary installer files for the libraries below. However, installers are not always available. In this case, you have to install from source. For pure Python packages, this is easy. Just extract the source, open a console window on the same level that contains the setup.py file and execute: python setup.py install • basemap (*): Download installer at http://sourceforge.net/projects/matplotlib/files/matplotlib-toolkits/basemap- 1.0.2/ • h5py • matplotlib • netCDF4 • numpy • numpydoc (*): Download source at http://pypi.python.org/pypi/numpydoc and install via python setup.py install • pylab • pyproj (*): Download installer at http://code.google.com/p/pyproj/downloads • scipy 4 Chapter 1. Getting Started
wradlib Documentation, Release 0.1.1 1.4 Community wradlib is intended to be a community effort, and community needs communication. The key communication platform for wradlib is the wradlib-users mailing list and forum. Through this forum, you can help to improve wradlib by reporting bugs, proposing enhancements, or by contributing code snippets (in any programming language) and documentation of algorithms. You can also ask other users and developers for help, or use your own knowledge and experience to help other users. We strongly encourage you to subscribe to this list. Check it out! 1.4. Community 5
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