Interfile read, write and convert. Typical usage looks like this:
#!/usr/bin/env python from interfile import * # ... this will need more documentation, see occiput.io for examples of use
Installation
Linux, MacOsX
pip install interfile
or download source files, uncompress, at the command line cd to the downloaded folder and run:
python setup.py build test install
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