Scan point generator contains a number of python iterators that are used in GDA and malcolm to determine the motor demand positions and dataset indexes that various scan types will produce
Installation
To install the latest release, type:
pip install scanpointgenerator
To install the latest code directly from source, type:
pip install git+git://github.com/dls-controls/scanpointgenerator.git
Changelog
See CHANGELOG
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING
License
APACHE License. (see LICENSE)
Documentation
Full documentation is available at http://scanpointgenerator.readthedocs.org
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