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Parser for MDF files

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pyMdfParser
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This package provides a parser for reading MDF files in Python

The source code for this package lives at:

https://sourceforge.net/p/pymdfparser/code/

Please report any bugs or feature requests via the issue tracker there.

Installation
============

This package is registered with the Python package index, so you can do:

>>> easy_install pyMdfParser

... or download from https://sourceforge.net/projects/pymdfparser/files
install in the usual way:

Windows: use the Windows installer file pyMdfParser-x.y.z.win32.exe
Installation of the pyMdfParser-x.y.z.zip file via

>>> python setup.py install

If you want the bleeding edge, clone the source code repository:

>>> git clone ssh://bowie2@git.code.sf.net/p/pymdfparser/code pymdfparser-code


Usage
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The `mdf_parser` package contains the class MDFParser class with is the base for all
mdf related operations.

You can use the MDFParser class to read mdf data as follows:

>>> import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
>>> from mdf_parser import MDFParser
>>> from mdf_blocks import CNBlock

>>> mdf=MDFParser('CANape.MDF')
>>> signal_list=mdf.get_signallist()
>>> #get data for one signal
>>> signal1=obj.get(signal_list[1])

>>> #get data for all signals
>>> signals=obj.get(signal_list)

For a complete account of all of the functionality available from this package,
see the documentation.

Notes
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Note that the `pyMdfParser` package supports only MDF 3 at the moment.

This version requires Python 2.7.

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