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Cherab EDGE2D

Cherab add-on module for EDGE2D simulations.

This module enables the creation of Cherab plasma objects from EDGE2D simulations. EDGE2D tran files are supported. Please see the examples in the demos directory for an illustration of how to use the module.

Installation

It is recommended to install Cherab in a virtual environment. This will enable installation of packages without modifying the system Python installation, which is particularly important on shared systems. To create a virtual environment, do the following:

python3 -m venv ~/venvs/cherab-venv

After the virtual environment is created, it can be activated by running:

source~/venvs/cherab-venv/bin/activate

Users

This module depends on the core Cherab framework and Eproc EDGE2D processing library.

Cherab core, and all of its dependencies, are available on PyPI and can be installed using pip. However, the EDGE2D module will need to be installed from this repository.

Note also that a bug in Cython prevents Cherab submodules from installing correctly. This bug is fixed, but not yet released in the stable version of Cython. As a result, you will need to install the latest alpha version of Cython before installing this package.

First, clone this repository, then do:

pip install -U cython==3.0a5
pip install cherab
pip install <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

This will pull in cherab-core, raysectnumpy and other dependencies, then build and install the EDGE2D module.

Eproc can be obtained from CCFE Gitlab repository. Note that Eproc is tied to JET computing clusters (Freia/Heimdall).

Numpy 1.17.4 is required to call Eproc functions from Python 3.7:

pip install --user numpy==1.17.4

When installed, update the .bashrc file to setup the environment:

EPROCDIR=~/eproc
export IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/idl/pro:$EPROCDIR/idl/prolib:$IDL_PATHexport IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$IDL_PATHexport LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$EPROCDIR/lib64:$EPROCDIR/lib64:$LD_LIBRARY_PATHexport PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc

Developers

For developing the code, it is recommended to use local checkouts of cherab-core and raysect, as well as cherab-edge2d. Development should be done against the development branch of this repository, and any modifications submitted as pull requests to be merged back into development.

To install the package in develop mode, so that local changes are immediately visible without needing to reinstall, install with:

pip install -e <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

If you are modifying Cython files you will need to run ./dev/build.sh from this directory in order to rebuild the extension modules. They will then be used when Python is restarted.

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Cherab EDGE2D

Cherab add-on module for EDGE2D simulations.

This module enables the creation of Cherab plasma objects from EDGE2D simulations. EDGE2D tran files are supported. Please see the examples in the demos directory for an illustration of how to use the module.

Installation

It is recommended to install Cherab in a virtual environment. This will enable installation of packages without modifying the system Python installation, which is particularly important on shared systems. To create a virtual environment, do the following:

python3 -m venv ~/venvs/cherab-venv

After the virtual environment is created, it can be activated by running:

source~/venvs/cherab-venv/bin/activate

Users

This module depends on the core Cherab framework and Eproc EDGE2D processing library.

Cherab core, and all of its dependencies, are available on PyPI and can be installed using pip. However, the EDGE2D module will need to be installed from this repository.

Note also that a bug in Cython prevents Cherab submodules from installing correctly. This bug is fixed, but not yet released in the stable version of Cython. As a result, you will need to install the latest alpha version of Cython before installing this package.

First, clone this repository, then do:

pip install -U cython==3.0a5
pip install cherab
pip install <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

This will pull in cherab-core, raysectnumpy and other dependencies, then build and install the EDGE2D module.

Eproc can be obtained from CCFE Gitlab repository. Note that Eproc is tied to JET computing clusters (Freia/Heimdall).

Numpy 1.17.4 is required to call Eproc functions from Python 3.7:

pip install --user numpy==1.17.4

When installed, update the .bashrc file to setup the environment:

EPROCDIR=~/eproc
export IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/idl/pro:$EPROCDIR/idl/prolib:$IDL_PATHexport IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$IDL_PATHexport LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$EPROCDIR/lib64:$EPROCDIR/lib64:$LD_LIBRARY_PATHexport PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc

Developers

For developing the code, it is recommended to use local checkouts of cherab-core and raysect, as well as cherab-edge2d. Development should be done against the development branch of this repository, and any modifications submitted as pull requests to be merged back into development.

To install the package in develop mode, so that local changes are immediately visible without needing to reinstall, install with:

pip install -e <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

If you are modifying Cython files you will need to run ./dev/build.sh from this directory in order to rebuild the extension modules. They will then be used when Python is restarted.

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Cherab EDGE2D

Cherab add-on module for EDGE2D simulations.

This module enables the creation of Cherab plasma objects from EDGE2D simulations. EDGE2D tran files are supported. Please see the examples in the demos directory for an illustration of how to use the module.

Installation

It is recommended to install Cherab in a virtual environment. This will enable installation of packages without modifying the system Python installation, which is particularly important on shared systems. To create a virtual environment, do the following:

python3 -m venv ~/venvs/cherab-venv

After the virtual environment is created, it can be activated by running:

source~/venvs/cherab-venv/bin/activate

Users

This module depends on the core Cherab framework and Eproc EDGE2D processing library.

Cherab core, and all of its dependencies, are available on PyPI and can be installed using pip. However, the EDGE2D module will need to be installed from this repository.

Note also that a bug in Cython prevents Cherab submodules from installing correctly. This bug is fixed, but not yet released in the stable version of Cython. As a result, you will need to install the latest alpha version of Cython before installing this package.

First, clone this repository, then do:

pip install -U cython==3.0a5
pip install cherab
pip install <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

This will pull in cherab-core, raysectnumpy and other dependencies, then build and install the EDGE2D module.

Eproc can be obtained from CCFE Gitlab repository. Note that Eproc is tied to JET computing clusters (Freia/Heimdall).

Numpy 1.17.4 is required to call Eproc functions from Python 3.7:

pip install --user numpy==1.17.4

When installed, update the .bashrc file to setup the environment:

EPROCDIR=~/eproc
export IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/idl/pro:$EPROCDIR/idl/prolib:$IDL_PATHexport IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$IDL_PATHexport LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$EPROCDIR/lib64:$EPROCDIR/lib64:$LD_LIBRARY_PATHexport PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc

Developers

For developing the code, it is recommended to use local checkouts of cherab-core and raysect, as well as cherab-edge2d. Development should be done against the development branch of this repository, and any modifications submitted as pull requests to be merged back into development.

To install the package in develop mode, so that local changes are immediately visible without needing to reinstall, install with:

pip install -e <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

If you are modifying Cython files you will need to run ./dev/build.sh from this directory in order to rebuild the extension modules. They will then be used when Python is restarted.

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Cherab EDGE2D

Cherab add-on module for EDGE2D simulations.

This module enables the creation of Cherab plasma objects from EDGE2D simulations. EDGE2D tran files are supported. Please see the examples in the demos directory for an illustration of how to use the module.

Installation

It is recommended to install Cherab in a virtual environment. This will enable installation of packages without modifying the system Python installation, which is particularly important on shared systems. To create a virtual environment, do the following:

python3 -m venv ~/venvs/cherab-venv

After the virtual environment is created, it can be activated by running:

source~/venvs/cherab-venv/bin/activate

Users

This module depends on the core Cherab framework and Eproc EDGE2D processing library.

Cherab core, and all of its dependencies, are available on PyPI and can be installed using pip. However, the EDGE2D module will need to be installed from this repository.

Note also that a bug in Cython prevents Cherab submodules from installing correctly. This bug is fixed, but not yet released in the stable version of Cython. As a result, you will need to install the latest alpha version of Cython before installing this package.

First, clone this repository, then do:

pip install -U cython==3.0a5
pip install cherab
pip install <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

This will pull in cherab-core, raysectnumpy and other dependencies, then build and install the EDGE2D module.

Eproc can be obtained from CCFE Gitlab repository. Note that Eproc is tied to JET computing clusters (Freia/Heimdall).

Numpy 1.17.4 is required to call Eproc functions from Python 3.7:

pip install --user numpy==1.17.4

When installed, update the .bashrc file to setup the environment:

EPROCDIR=~/eproc
export IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/idl/pro:$EPROCDIR/idl/prolib:$IDL_PATHexport IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$IDL_PATHexport LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$EPROCDIR/lib64:$EPROCDIR/lib64:$LD_LIBRARY_PATHexport PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc

Developers

For developing the code, it is recommended to use local checkouts of cherab-core and raysect, as well as cherab-edge2d. Development should be done against the development branch of this repository, and any modifications submitted as pull requests to be merged back into development.

To install the package in develop mode, so that local changes are immediately visible without needing to reinstall, install with:

pip install -e <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

If you are modifying Cython files you will need to run ./dev/build.sh from this directory in order to rebuild the extension modules. They will then be used when Python is restarted.

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Cherab EDGE2D

Cherab add-on module for EDGE2D simulations.

This module enables the creation of Cherab plasma objects from EDGE2D simulations. EDGE2D tran files are supported. Please see the examples in the demos directory for an illustration of how to use the module.

Installation

It is recommended to install Cherab in a virtual environment. This will enable installation of packages without modifying the system Python installation, which is particularly important on shared systems. To create a virtual environment, do the following:

python3 -m venv ~/venvs/cherab-venv

After the virtual environment is created, it can be activated by running:

source~/venvs/cherab-venv/bin/activate

Users

This module depends on the core Cherab framework and Eproc EDGE2D processing library.

Cherab core, and all of its dependencies, are available on PyPI and can be installed using pip. However, the EDGE2D module will need to be installed from this repository.

Note also that a bug in Cython prevents Cherab submodules from installing correctly. This bug is fixed, but not yet released in the stable version of Cython. As a result, you will need to install the latest alpha version of Cython before installing this package.

First, clone this repository, then do:

pip install -U cython==3.0a5
pip install cherab
pip install <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

This will pull in cherab-core, raysectnumpy and other dependencies, then build and install the EDGE2D module.

Eproc can be obtained from CCFE Gitlab repository. Note that Eproc is tied to JET computing clusters (Freia/Heimdall).

Numpy 1.17.4 is required to call Eproc functions from Python 3.7:

pip install --user numpy==1.17.4

When installed, update the .bashrc file to setup the environment:

EPROCDIR=~/eproc
export IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/idl/pro:$EPROCDIR/idl/prolib:$IDL_PATHexport IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$IDL_PATHexport LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$EPROCDIR/lib64:$EPROCDIR/lib64:$LD_LIBRARY_PATHexport PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc

Developers

For developing the code, it is recommended to use local checkouts of cherab-core and raysect, as well as cherab-edge2d. Development should be done against the development branch of this repository, and any modifications submitted as pull requests to be merged back into development.

To install the package in develop mode, so that local changes are immediately visible without needing to reinstall, install with:

pip install -e <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

If you are modifying Cython files you will need to run ./dev/build.sh from this directory in order to rebuild the extension modules. They will then be used when Python is restarted.

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Cherab EDGE2D

Cherab add-on module for EDGE2D simulations.

This module enables the creation of Cherab plasma objects from EDGE2D simulations. EDGE2D tran files are supported. Please see the examples in the demos directory for an illustration of how to use the module.

Installation

It is recommended to install Cherab in a virtual environment. This will enable installation of packages without modifying the system Python installation, which is particularly important on shared systems. To create a virtual environment, do the following:

python3 -m venv ~/venvs/cherab-venv

After the virtual environment is created, it can be activated by running:

source~/venvs/cherab-venv/bin/activate

Users

This module depends on the core Cherab framework and Eproc EDGE2D processing library.

Cherab core, and all of its dependencies, are available on PyPI and can be installed using pip. However, the EDGE2D module will need to be installed from this repository.

Note also that a bug in Cython prevents Cherab submodules from installing correctly. This bug is fixed, but not yet released in the stable version of Cython. As a result, you will need to install the latest alpha version of Cython before installing this package.

First, clone this repository, then do:

pip install -U cython==3.0a5
pip install cherab
pip install <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

This will pull in cherab-core, raysectnumpy and other dependencies, then build and install the EDGE2D module.

Eproc can be obtained from CCFE Gitlab repository. Note that Eproc is tied to JET computing clusters (Freia/Heimdall).

Numpy 1.17.4 is required to call Eproc functions from Python 3.7:

pip install --user numpy==1.17.4

When installed, update the .bashrc file to setup the environment:

EPROCDIR=~/eproc
export IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/idl/pro:$EPROCDIR/idl/prolib:$IDL_PATHexport IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$IDL_PATHexport LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$EPROCDIR/lib64:$EPROCDIR/lib64:$LD_LIBRARY_PATHexport PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc

Developers

For developing the code, it is recommended to use local checkouts of cherab-core and raysect, as well as cherab-edge2d. Development should be done against the development branch of this repository, and any modifications submitted as pull requests to be merged back into development.

To install the package in develop mode, so that local changes are immediately visible without needing to reinstall, install with:

pip install -e <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

If you are modifying Cython files you will need to run ./dev/build.sh from this directory in order to rebuild the extension modules. They will then be used when Python is restarted.

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Cherab EDGE2D

Cherab add-on module for EDGE2D simulations.

This module enables the creation of Cherab plasma objects from EDGE2D simulations. EDGE2D tran files are supported. Please see the examples in the demos directory for an illustration of how to use the module.

Installation

It is recommended to install Cherab in a virtual environment. This will enable installation of packages without modifying the system Python installation, which is particularly important on shared systems. To create a virtual environment, do the following:

python3 -m venv ~/venvs/cherab-venv

After the virtual environment is created, it can be activated by running:

source~/venvs/cherab-venv/bin/activate

Users

This module depends on the core Cherab framework and Eproc EDGE2D processing library.

Cherab core, and all of its dependencies, are available on PyPI and can be installed using pip. However, the EDGE2D module will need to be installed from this repository.

Note also that a bug in Cython prevents Cherab submodules from installing correctly. This bug is fixed, but not yet released in the stable version of Cython. As a result, you will need to install the latest alpha version of Cython before installing this package.

First, clone this repository, then do:

pip install -U cython==3.0a5
pip install cherab
pip install <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

This will pull in cherab-core, raysectnumpy and other dependencies, then build and install the EDGE2D module.

Eproc can be obtained from CCFE Gitlab repository. Note that Eproc is tied to JET computing clusters (Freia/Heimdall).

Numpy 1.17.4 is required to call Eproc functions from Python 3.7:

pip install --user numpy==1.17.4

When installed, update the .bashrc file to setup the environment:

EPROCDIR=~/eproc
export IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/idl/pro:$EPROCDIR/idl/prolib:$IDL_PATHexport IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$IDL_PATHexport LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$EPROCDIR/lib64:$EPROCDIR/lib64:$LD_LIBRARY_PATHexport PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc

Developers

For developing the code, it is recommended to use local checkouts of cherab-core and raysect, as well as cherab-edge2d. Development should be done against the development branch of this repository, and any modifications submitted as pull requests to be merged back into development.

To install the package in develop mode, so that local changes are immediately visible without needing to reinstall, install with:

pip install -e <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

If you are modifying Cython files you will need to run ./dev/build.sh from this directory in order to rebuild the extension modules. They will then be used when Python is restarted.

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Cherab EDGE2D

Cherab add-on module for EDGE2D simulations.

This module enables the creation of Cherab plasma objects from EDGE2D simulations. EDGE2D tran files are supported. Please see the examples in the demos directory for an illustration of how to use the module.

Installation

It is recommended to install Cherab in a virtual environment. This will enable installation of packages without modifying the system Python installation, which is particularly important on shared systems. To create a virtual environment, do the following:

python3 -m venv ~/venvs/cherab-venv

After the virtual environment is created, it can be activated by running:

source~/venvs/cherab-venv/bin/activate

Users

This module depends on the core Cherab framework and Eproc EDGE2D processing library.

Cherab core, and all of its dependencies, are available on PyPI and can be installed using pip. However, the EDGE2D module will need to be installed from this repository.

Note also that a bug in Cython prevents Cherab submodules from installing correctly. This bug is fixed, but not yet released in the stable version of Cython. As a result, you will need to install the latest alpha version of Cython before installing this package.

First, clone this repository, then do:

pip install -U cython==3.0a5
pip install cherab
pip install <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

This will pull in cherab-core, raysectnumpy and other dependencies, then build and install the EDGE2D module.

Eproc can be obtained from CCFE Gitlab repository. Note that Eproc is tied to JET computing clusters (Freia/Heimdall).

Numpy 1.17.4 is required to call Eproc functions from Python 3.7:

pip install --user numpy==1.17.4

When installed, update the .bashrc file to setup the environment:

EPROCDIR=~/eproc
export IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/idl/pro:$EPROCDIR/idl/prolib:$IDL_PATHexport IDL_PATH=$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc:$IDL_PATHexport LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$EPROCDIR/lib64:$EPROCDIR/lib64:$LD_LIBRARY_PATHexport PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$EPROCDIR/python/eproc

Developers

For developing the code, it is recommended to use local checkouts of cherab-core and raysect, as well as cherab-edge2d. Development should be done against the development branch of this repository, and any modifications submitted as pull requests to be merged back into development.

To install the package in develop mode, so that local changes are immediately visible without needing to reinstall, install with:

pip install -e <path-to-cherab-edge2d>

If you are modifying Cython files you will need to run ./dev/build.sh from this directory in order to rebuild the extension modules. They will then be used when Python is restarted.

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