Re: AIDA deconvolution
Sebastian Haase
this is one of the special features of Priithon:
It installs exclusively into its own folder. It does not touch or
modify anything else on your system.
This is why we have to execute all scripts using
$ priithon AIDA.py ....
instead of just
$python AIDA.py
the "priithon" script sets some environment variables "just for the
time of execution of the script, and only for the script".
Nothing else is affected
"priithon" needs to be a symbolic link to <main priithon
folder>/priithon_script -- if you don't want to type the
..../priithon_script directly.
-Sebastian
PS: I just started a Priithon mailing list last night --- see cc
or go to http://groups.google.com/group/priithon
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 5:53 AM, Franck Marchis <fmar...@berkeley.edu> wrote:
> Seb,
>
> This is an email from Mac Mutchler from STSCI (HST science center to
> summarize)
> mutc...@stsci.edu
> He wondered if Priithon could adversely affect his Python installation. It
> is my understanding that prrithon use prython but do not modify it, so he
> should not expect any problem after installing it... assuming that he does
> not have to reinstall prython of course.
> Could you confirm?
>
> thanks
> F.
>
>
> Begin forwarded message:
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> >
> > I have not had a chance to install and try AIDA yet,
> > so I've only tried MEM and MISTRAL so far.
> > It is partly competing projects, but I did make an initial
> > attempt last fall, and was halted by installation concerns over
> > how Priithon could adversely affect my Python installation
> > (which is critical to my other work) on my Mac. Maybe you could
> > reassure me about this? Or maybe I should wait for your next version
> > at this point?
> >
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