mindwerks/pyplatec

Plate simulation for python (wrapper of an existing C library)

pyplatec's Issues

Write tests

Publish 1.1 to Pypi

Release the new version

Exporting direction of the plates

We should export the direction of the plate, as a matrix indicating the direction of each point.

We could probably use that to determine the kind of borders we have between plates (divergent? Convergent?)

Pyplatec does not compile on Mac

Verify this line is not needed and remove it:
extra_compile_args = "-std=c99"

Received the map side ad a parameter

The map side should be received as a parameter

Extract platec code in a separate project

We should have core platec code in a separate project, then we should use that code from pyplatec e hplatec

Setup travis conf to simulate windows

Using docker configured with wine, simulate the compilation under windows

Release version 1.2 on Pypy

Basic introduction inadequate

Hi,
I tried the original project (compiled and run it) and then I found this one and as it is newer I would like to try also this one. Only I was not able to run it. To build yes - both C and python, but I dont understand what then.

You might clarify following:

1. can I run also C binary directly? If yes, where is it? Does it takes the very same CLI arguments as original code?
2. Can you elaborate more that python bindings use? Such simple script would probably need to start with 'import platec', correct? But this fails because I am probably in wrong directory.

I found also pybinding/test/test_generation.py but this also did not work

I am interesting to use it for creation of maps for widelands game, I was using fractal method, that is good, but I would also like to try this one. So the output of this would be at least png with height (no fancy colors, just B/W), or the better would be txt file with lines containing (x y height). I presume height 0 is just water.

Tibor