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Pymerase: Command LineCurrently works with Python: YesCurrently works with Jython: No longer needed, support dropped. Default Install Location: /usr/bin/pymerase CVS Checkout Location: pymerase/bin/pymerase Useage: pymerase -s [source] -i [inputModule] -d [destination] -o [outputModule] pymerase --source=[source] --inputModule=[inputModule] --destination=[destination] --outputModule=[outputModule] Options: -s, --source=[foo] Location of input file or directory -i, --inputModule=[foo] Name of PyMerase input translation module -d, --destination=[foo] Location of output file or directory -o, --outputModule=[foo] Name of PyMerase output module -g, --gui GUI Interface to Pymerase -t, --translators Displays more info about translators -v, --version Displays version numbers -h, --help Displays this help page Input Translators Available: parseXMI parseGenexSchemaXML Output Translators Available: iPymerase CreateHtmlForms CreateTableXML ...etc... Pymerase: GUICurrently works with Python: YesCurrently works with Jython: No longer needed, support dropped. Default Install Location: /usr/bin/pymerase CVS Checkout Location: pymerase/bin/pymerasegui.py As you can see from the figure below, it's pretty straight forward. You give the path to your source files, choose the input module of your choice, select your output modules, and give the paths to where you want the output to go. Note that iPymerase requires that ipython to be installed. Also, note that if you want to run ipython, all other options will be deselected. Pymerase: Driver ProgramCurrently works with Python: YesCurrently works with Jython: No longer needed, support dropped. ------------Driver Program Template----------- #!/usr/bin/env python import sys import os import pymerase if __name__ == '__main__': #Path to schema schema = os.path.abspath('./path2schema/schema') #Output Path outputPath = os.path.abspath('./outputPath') #Run pymerase pymerase.run(schema, 'nameOfInputModule', outputPath, 'nameofOutputModule') --------End Driver Program Template--------- Pymerase: PymwebCVS Checkout Location: pymerase/pymweb/ Pymweb is in optional web interface for Pymerase. For more information on Pymweb read documention called "Pymerase Docs - Pymweb Install" and "Pymerase Docs - Pymweb Manual". You can find these documents at 'http://pymerase.sf.net/docs/'.File translated from TEX by TTH, version 3.33. On 30 Apr 2003, 14:38. |