Difference between revisions of "Python Resources"
From Simson Garfinkel
Jump to navigationJump to search
Line 18: | Line 18: | ||
* http://www.python.org/download/releases/ | * http://www.python.org/download/releases/ | ||
If you want everybody to be able to use your GUI, you probably want to write it in Tkinter (Python's Tcl/Tk bindings). If you want to actually enjoy what you are writing, you want to use | If you want everybody to be able to use your GUI, you probably want to write it in Tkinter (Python's Tcl/Tk bindings). If you want to actually enjoy what you are writing, you want to use wxpython. | ||
On the Mac, you can install matplotlib with this command using MacPorts:: | On the Mac, you can install matplotlib with this command using MacPorts:: | ||
% sudo port install py-matplotlib py-ipython | % sudo port install py-matplotlib py-ipython |
Revision as of 11:13, 5 May 2009
Python Source Code and Modules
- ipython - a friendly interactive shell for python. Info ONLamp Article
- matplotlib - a handy system for plotting in python.
- numpy - numeric analysis in python (needed for matplotlib)
- dateutil
- Crystal Space 3D
- PyX - A Python PS and PDF graphing package
- pygame - a Python game development system
- iCalendar package for Python
- VPython - 3D Programming in Python
- PEAK Easy Install
Python Training
Python Installation
If you are using a Mac, you almost certainly want to ditch Apple's python implementation and instead install your own from:
If you want everybody to be able to use your GUI, you probably want to write it in Tkinter (Python's Tcl/Tk bindings). If you want to actually enjoy what you are writing, you want to use wxpython.
On the Mac, you can install matplotlib with this command using MacPorts::
% sudo port install py-matplotlib py-ipython