The pyorick package starts yorick as a subprocess and provides an interface between python and yorick interpreted code. Features: exec or eval arbitrary yorick code strings; get or set yorick variables; call yorick functions or subroutines with python arguments; get or set slices of large yorick arrays; terminal mode to interact with yorick by keyboard through python. Most of the data is exchanged via binary pipes between the two interpreters. Yorick runs in a request-reply mode. Python prints anything yorick sends to stdout or stderr except prompts.
The pyorick package starts yorick as a subprocess and provides an interface between python and yorick interpreted code. Features: exec or eval arbitrary yorick code strings; get or set yorick variables; call yorick functions or subroutines with python arguments; get or set slices of large yorick arrays; terminal mode to interact with yorick by keyboard through python. Most of the data is exchanged via binary pipes between the two interpreters. Yorick runs in a request-reply mode. Python prints anything yorick sends to stdout or stderr except prompts.
To install py312-pyorick, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install py312-pyorick
To see what files were installed by py312-pyorick, run:
port contents py312-pyorick
To later upgrade py312-pyorick, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade py312-pyorick
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