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Posted by edward on July 19, 2006 - 05:20:
Author: bugman
Date: Wed Jul 19 05:19:59 2006
New Revision: 2507

URL: http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/relax?rev=2507&view=rev
Log:
Spell check of the development chapter of the relax manual.


Modified:
    1.2/docs/latex/develop.tex
    1.2/docs/relax.pdf

Modified: 1.2/docs/latex/develop.tex
URL: 
http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/relax/1.2/docs/latex/develop.tex?rev=2507&r1=2506&r2=2507&view=diff
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--- 1.2/docs/latex/develop.tex (original)
+++ 1.2/docs/latex/develop.tex Wed Jul 19 05:19:59 2006
@@ -375,7 +375,7 @@
 
 \item[Prompt:]  The main user interface consisting of a Python\index{Python} 
prompt\index{prompt|textbf}.  The namespace of the interpreter contains the 
various user functions which are front ends to the generic code.  The user 
functions are simply Python functions which test the supplied arguments to 
make sure they are of the correct type (string\index{string}, 
integer\index{integer}, list\index{list}, or any other type) before sending 
the values to the generic code.  The code for the prompt is located in the 
directory \texttt{prompt/}.
 
-\item[Script:]  If a script\index{script|textbf} is supplied on the command 
line or executed within another user interface it will be run in the same 
namespace as that of the prompt.  Hence the script has access to all the user 
functions availible at the relax prompt.  This allows commands which are 
typed at the prompt to be pasted directly and unmodified into a text file to 
be run as a script.
+\item[Script:]  If a script\index{script|textbf} is supplied on the command 
line or executed within another user interface it will be run in the same 
namespace as that of the prompt.  Hence the script has access to all the user 
functions available at the relax prompt.  This allows commands which are 
typed at the prompt to be pasted directly and unmodified into a text file to 
be run as a script.
 
 \item[GUI:]  The graphical user interface\index{GUI|textbf}.  Although not 
coded the most mature and least destabilising widget set to use would be 
QT\index{QT}.  The GUI should be relatively easy to tie into relax.  The 
design is such that the GUI can be dropped straight into relax without 
effecting the normal prompt and script based operation of the program.
 
@@ -383,7 +383,7 @@
 
 \item[Generic code:]  This code includes classes and functions which are 
independent of the UI and not specific to a certain run type, for example not 
being involved in model-free analysis, relaxation curve-fitting, the NOE 
calculation, and reduced spectral density mapping.  All this code is located 
in the directory \texttt{generic\_fns/}.
 
-\item[Specific setup:]  This code implements the internal interface between 
the generic and specific code.  The generic code calls the specific setup 
asking for a specific function for the given run type.  For example by asking 
for the minimise function when the run type is model-free analysis the 
function \texttt{self.rel\-ax.spec\-if\-ic.mod\-el\_free.min\-im\-ise()} is 
returned.  Althought the generic code accesses the specific code solely 
through this interface the specific code can access the generic code 
directly.  The code is located in the file 
\texttt{specific\_fns/specific\_setup.py}.
+\item[Specific setup:]  This code implements the internal interface between 
the generic and specific code.  The generic code calls the specific setup 
asking for a specific function for the given run type.  For example by asking 
for the minimise function when the run type is model-free analysis the 
function \texttt{self.rel\-ax.spec\-if\-ic.mod\-el\_free.min\-im\-ise()} is 
returned.  Although the generic code accesses the specific code solely 
through this interface the specific code can access the generic code 
directly.  The code is located in the file 
\texttt{specific\_fns/specific\_setup.py}.
 
 \item[Specific code:]  This is the code which is specific to the run type -- 
model-free analysis, relaxation curve-fitting, reduced spectral density 
mapping, and the NOE calculation.  Each type is located in a separate file in 
the directory \texttt{specific\_fns/}.
 

Modified: 1.2/docs/relax.pdf
URL: 
http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/relax/1.2/docs/relax.pdf?rev=2507&r1=2506&r2=2507&view=diff
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