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0.3.3 | Jun 18, 2020 |
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0.3.1 | Jun 11, 2020 |
0.3.0 | Jun 8, 2020 |
0.2.1 | May 31, 2020 |
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PyTrace
WARNING
PyTrace uses PyO3. If you wish to compile this crate, you should use Rust nightly.
How to build
cargo build --release
cp target/release/libpytrace.so pytrace.so
That last step will only allow you to import the resulting library from your current directory. You may want to replace it with any of the following :
cp target/release/libpytrace.so usr/bin/pytrace.so
mv target/release/libpytrace.so target/release/pytrace.so; export PATH=$(pwd)/target/release:$PATH
...
You can now import pytrace as tr
from any Python script, as long as pytrace.so
is in your working directory or in your PATH
.
The Github repository provides:
LIB.md
containing the autogenerated docs (available from a running Python instance withhelp(pytrace)
)- A few working examples in the form of executable
.py
files - A sample of images and videos that were generated with the help of this library
Note
It is possible to abort the process of creating an image by pressing Ctrl + C
, but when doing so, the process will immediately exit
. This makes little difference if you run a script, but it does if you run a REPL. Be warned that if you abort the render
function, your REPL session will be terminated.
Dependencies
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