Using S-Lang from Python

From: Chris Stawarz (cstawarz@head.cfa.harvard.edu)
Date: Thu Jan 20 2005 - 18:49:36 EST

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Hello,

This message may be of interest to Python users. Others can safely stop
reading now.

I've written a package, PySL, that makes S-Lang functions and variables
accessible via Python. It allows any S-Lang data type to move from S-Lang to
Python scope and back and lets the user call any intrinsic or user-defined
S-Lang function from Python. In particular, it makes the S-Lang packages and
modules developed for use with CIAO available from within Python scripts or
interactive sessions.

For more information or to download the package, please visit

  http://hea-www.harvard.edu/~cstawarz/pysl/

Questions, comments, and bug reports are very welcome.

Thanks,
Chris Stawarz

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