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atmospy - Python package for atmospheric physics
The package can be obtained from the svn (Subversion) server as follows:
svn co https://svn.physik.uni-muenchen.de/repos/atmospy atmospy
Information for developers
Please check the README file for some documentation of the directory structure. The directories “libradtran, atmosdata, atmosphy” should include functions which can be imported in python sessions. The directory “visualization” should include plotting scripts. You may include new directories for other scripts.
svn works very similar to cvs, the most often used commands are:
| svn co | Check out svn package |
| svn up | Update svn package |
| svn status | Status of your working copy |
| svn diff | Differences to the repository |
| svn add | Add a file/directory to the repository |
| svn commit | Commit changes to the repository |
| svn rm | Remove file/directory from the repository |
| svn mv | Rename files/directories (this is not possible with cvs) |
| svn co -r {2013-09-14} | Checkout version of specific date |
The GUI kdesvn is nice to browse the subversion repository, it is easy to compare different versions and to track the history.
The svn-package is readable by everyone belonging to “Lehrstuhl Mayer”, writable only for developers (so far Daniel, Robert, Marius, Bernhard, Claudia, Daniel Merk). (The login is the campus account, in my case the user name is Claudia.Emde, the usual password.)
Documentation about svn is available at http://svnbook.red-bean.com/
