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Attempt at constructing a set of tools to convert XRDML files to a more usable format, developed for *_1.XRDML files as generated by PANanalytical Empyrian Cu-Kalpha diffractometers JOHN and PAUL at the University of St Andrews.

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Thanks to Max Pelly for

  • restructuring files for deployment (ongoing with conda-forge)

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