Aalto Social Interface (ASI) Python console utility
Usage:
- Configure asilib
- import asiconsole; asiconsole.main()
Links:
- http://cos.sizl.org
- http://public.futurice.com/~ekan/thesis.pdf
Changelog
=========
1.0.2 - Released 2009-12-23
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* Packaging improvements for releasing in PyPi
1.0.1 - Released 2009-12-17
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* Moved code to SourceForge
1.0.0 - Released 2009-12-10
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* First stable release.
Usage:
- Configure asilib
- import asiconsole; asiconsole.main()
Links:
- http://cos.sizl.org
- http://public.futurice.com/~ekan/thesis.pdf
Changelog
=========
1.0.2 - Released 2009-12-23
----------------
* Packaging improvements for releasing in PyPi
1.0.1 - Released 2009-12-17
----------------
* Moved code to SourceForge
1.0.0 - Released 2009-12-10
----------------
* First stable release.
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