Tag: programming

Polygon | more Windows binaries

I just added more Windows binaries of my python package for polygon handling to the download areas on GitHub. You can download the following variants: for Python 2.7 or Python 3.2 (Polygon 2 / Polygon 3) for 32 or 64bit Windows (win32 / win-amd64) with or without support for numpy compiled in (version 1.6.2) Please report any problems you have with…


Polygon | new versions 2.0.5 and 3.0.5

I released new versions of my python package for polygon handling. The changes contain only bug fixes, no new features were added: fixes some issues with recent versions of NumPy fixes some issues with recent versions of Python 2 and 3 NumPy support is enabled by default now Source and binary Packages for Python 2…


ncDataReader2 | version 2.3 coming soon

Version 2.3 of my data reader library is coming in the next days. Here’s a list of recent improvements and bug fixes: added CosWin approximation added constant extrapolation example GenerateBigFile is much faster now fixed a bug with Akima and default extrapolation near the right border that existed for a long time added functions to dump…


SunnyWebBox | python module for RPC

The main building of the UdK Berlin now has a solar plant (photovoltaic) mounted on the roof. It’s equipped with a monitoring system: a Sunny WebBox made by SMA Solar Technology. This box offers browser-based access to the realtime data and a RPC system (remote preocedure calls). Although documentation exists, it was not easy to…


DyMat | version 0.5 reads more file formats

Version 0.5 of my package DyMat has been released. Read access to different file structures has been implemented. The new version will be able to read most mat files written by dymola. DyMat should still be handled as beta software, it may have some bugs!


Binary Toy for the Museum of Technology, Berlin

My first larger project using the Arduino platform is an exhibit for the German Museum of Technology in Berlin. It will be shown in the Konrad Zuse exhibition. The device shows a random number (left display). By activating the correct bits in a binary representation (center display) the visitor has to assemble this number (right…


Polygon development moves to GitHub

The development of the python package Polygon was moved to github. I created two projects for the code for python 2 and 3. The project pages at origo.ethz.ch will be closed soon. The information was updated at pypi.python.org, but no code was changed yet. Since there are no known bugs and feature requests right now,…


BerliOS is dead, SimuVis still on hold

BerliOS will close its services at the end of this year. The development of SimuVis was hosted there. Since my activities with SimuVis are already on hold, I decided not to move to another hosting platform. When I find the time and motivation for the development of SimuVis I may move to GitHub.