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README
There are two ways of using Python to run GRASS commands:
(or you could mix them together)
- Module scripting using the grass python helper library and g.parser.
import grass.script as gs
For examples see scripts/ in the GRASS 7 source code.
- Module creation using hooks into the C library functions using ctypes.
The scripts in the doc/python/examples/ directory will describe this.
(Ctypes is standard in Python 2.5 and newer; replaces the SWIG
implementation in GRASS)
More details can be found in the GRASS Programmer's Manual.
(or you could mix them together)
- Module scripting using the grass python helper library and g.parser.
import grass.script as gs
For examples see scripts/ in the GRASS 7 source code.
- Module creation using hooks into the C library functions using ctypes.
The scripts in the doc/python/examples/ directory will describe this.
(Ctypes is standard in Python 2.5 and newer; replaces the SWIG
implementation in GRASS)
More details can be found in the GRASS Programmer's Manual.