EPANET-Python - Revision history

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2013-01-07T23:30:24Z

Testing

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	==Testing==		==Testing==
	* go to ./~~src and run the epanet2_test~~.py		* go to examples.

			==Hosted At==
			* http://pypi.python.org/pypi/EPANETTOOLS
			* Repository: http://code.google.com/p/epanettools/

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* EPANET-Emitter [[EPANET]]		* EPANET-Emitter [[EPANET]]
	[[category:Computing]][[category:Unix]][[Category:Hydrology-Meteorology]]		[[category:Computing]][[category:Unix]][[Category:Hydrology-Meteorology]]

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2013-01-07T23:29:03Z

Windows

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	* Install a python stack with numpy and matplotlib.		* Install a python stack with numpy and matplotlib.
	** Can use: Python 2.7 [http://www.python.org/getit/], numpy [http://sourceforge.net/projects/numpy/files/NumPy/1.6.1/] and Matplotlib [http://sourceforge.net/projects/matplotlib/files/matplotlib/matplotlib-1.1.0/]		** Can use: Python 2.7 [http://www.python.org/getit/], numpy [http://sourceforge.net/projects/numpy/files/NumPy/1.6.1/] and Matplotlib [http://sourceforge.net/projects/matplotlib/files/matplotlib/matplotlib-1.1.0/]
	* ~~use~~ the ~~copy <tt>_epanet2.pyd</tt> and <tt>epanet2.py<~~/~~tt> files to <tt><pythong direcotory>\Lib\site-packages<~~/~~tt> directory~~.		* Download the windows installer from http://pypi.python.org/pypi/EPANETTOOLS and run.
	* Then use <tt>epanet2_test.~~py<~~/~~tt> program in src directory to test~~.

	==Testing==		==Testing==

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2013-01-07T23:28:16Z

OS-X

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	===OS-X===		===OS-X===
	Should work similar to Linux, but I don't have a Mac to test on :-)		Should work similar to Linux, but I don't have a Mac to test on :-)

	===Windows===		===Windows===
	* Install a python stack with numpy and matplotlib.		* Install a python stack with numpy and matplotlib.

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2013-01-07T23:28:07Z

Linux

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	==How to use==		==How to use==
	===Linux===		===Linux===
	* Make sure python2.7 python2.7-dev, numpy and matplotlib are installed		Just use
	* Extract [[media:~~swig_python_epanet_toolkit_pyplot~~.~~zip\|swig_python_epanet_toolkit_pyplot~~.~~zip]] and go to epanetools directory~~ and run ~~the following command.~~		pip install epanettools
	~~<pre>~~		or download from http://pypi.python.org/pypi/EPANETTOOLS
	python setup.py ~~build~~ install		and run as root
	~~</pre>~~		[sudo] python setup.py install

	===OS-X===		===OS-X===

Root: /* Testing */

2012-04-17T19:32:12Z

Testing

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	==Testing==		==Testing==
	* go to ~~netbeans/EPANET~~/src and run the ~~epanet~~.py		* go to ./src and run the epanet2_test.py

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* EPANET-Emitter [[EPANET]]		* EPANET-Emitter [[EPANET]]
	[[category:Computing]][[category:Unix]][[Category:Hydrology-Meteorology]]		[[category:Computing]][[category:Unix]][[Category:Hydrology-Meteorology]]

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2012-04-17T19:31:36Z

Download

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	* Test program with graphics using Matplotlib [[media:swig_python_epanet_toolkit.zip\|swig_python_epanet_toolkit.zip]]		* Test program with graphics using Matplotlib [[media:swig_python_epanet_toolkit.zip\|swig_python_epanet_toolkit.zip]]
	/** Test program without graphics: [[media:swig_python_epanet_toolkit_pyplot.zip\|swig_python_epanet_toolkit_pyplot.zip]] */		<!---/** Test program without graphics: [[media:swig_python_epanet_toolkit_pyplot.zip\|swig_python_epanet_toolkit_pyplot.zip]] */-->

	==How to use==		==How to use==

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2012-04-17T19:31:22Z

Windows

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	* Install a python stack with numpy and matplotlib.		* Install a python stack with numpy and matplotlib.
	** Can use: Python 2.7 [http://www.python.org/getit/], numpy [http://sourceforge.net/projects/numpy/files/NumPy/1.6.1/] and Matplotlib [http://sourceforge.net/projects/matplotlib/files/matplotlib/matplotlib-1.1.0/]		** Can use: Python 2.7 [http://www.python.org/getit/], numpy [http://sourceforge.net/projects/numpy/files/NumPy/1.6.1/] and Matplotlib [http://sourceforge.net/projects/matplotlib/files/matplotlib/matplotlib-1.1.0/]
	* use the ~~epanettools~~/~~dist~~/~~epanettools~~-0.1.~~win32-py2.7.msi file~~ to ~~install~~.		* use the copy <tt>_epanet2.pyd</tt> and <tt>epanet2.py</tt> files to <tt><pythong direcotory>\Lib\site-packages</tt> directory.
			* Then use <tt>epanet2_test.py</tt> program in src directory to test.

	==Testing==		==Testing==

Root: /* Download */

2012-04-17T19:29:17Z

Download

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	* Test program with graphics using Matplotlib [[media:swig_python_epanet_toolkit.zip\|swig_python_epanet_toolkit.zip]]		* Test program with graphics using Matplotlib [[media:swig_python_epanet_toolkit.zip\|swig_python_epanet_toolkit.zip]]
	* Test program without graphics: [[media:swig_python_epanet_toolkit_pyplot.zip\|swig_python_epanet_toolkit_pyplot.zip]]		/** Test program without graphics: [[media:swig_python_epanet_toolkit_pyplot.zip\|swig_python_epanet_toolkit_pyplot.zip]] */

	==How to use==		==How to use==

Root at 20:15, 5 April 2012

2012-04-05T20:15:15Z

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	[[file:QT4Agg_Epanet_pressure.png\|700px\|right\|thumb\|EPANET-Python can combine EPANET tools with sophisticated Python capabilities like this Matplotlib graph]]		[[file:QT4Agg_Epanet_pressure.png\|700px\|right\|thumb\|EPANET-Python can combine EPANET tools with sophisticated Python capabilities like this Matplotlib graph]]
	When I started teaching programming for water professionals at UNESCO-IHE, I was compelled to use C/C++ as the language. This is due to the fact that EPANET2.0 and EPA-SWMM5.0 (Two main programes, students in my department had to learn) were written in C language. However, C/C++ is a horrible first language. Students have to cover at least three days of learning of arcane syntax and rules before they begin to write some semi-useful code. On the other hand, if I could conduct the classes in Python, they will see the `light' within a few hours! They can start doing interesting things at the ~~onset~~ of ~~learning itself~~. What a way to stimulate learning!		When I started teaching programming for water professionals at UNESCO-IHE, I was compelled to use C/C++ as the language. This is due to the fact that EPANET2.0 and EPA-SWMM5.0 (Two main programes, students in my department had to learn) were written in C language. However, C/C++ is a horrible first language. Students have to cover at least three days of learning of arcane syntax and rules before they begin to write some semi-useful code. On the other hand, if I could conduct the classes in Python, they will see the `light' within a few hours! They can start doing interesting and useful things from the very beginning of the study. What a way to stimulate learning!

	I wanted to make it possible to call EPANET2 and EPA-SWMM5.0 procedures from python. Following is the first attempt:		I wanted to make it possible to call EPANET2 and EPA-SWMM5.0 procedures from python. Following is the first attempt:

Root: /* Testing */

2012-04-05T18:42:49Z

Testing

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	==Testing==		==Testing==
	* go to netbeans/EPANET/src and run the epanet.py		* go to netbeans/EPANET/src and run the epanet.py

			==See Also==
			* EPANET-Emitter [[EPANET]]
			[[category:Computing]][[category:Unix]][[Category:Hydrology-Meteorology]]