Install
To install this libary, just do the usual Python setup:
# tar -xvzf libgal3-.tar.gz # cd libgal3- # python setup.py install
That’s it for install. You should be able to import the libg3 library after that:
(In your python script) import libg3
Documentation
See http://stuffivelearned.org/doku.php?id=programming:python:libgal3 for documentation info.
Bug Reports
- Please post bug reports on github at:
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