some fixes in README e.g. nomenclature of python module

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Mario Fink 2021-10-19 15:33:25 +02:00
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@ -153,7 +153,8 @@ python3 -m pip install IMCtermite
which provides binary wheels for multiple architectures on _Windows_ and _Linux_ which provides binary wheels for multiple architectures on _Windows_ and _Linux_
and most _Python 3.x_ distributions. However, if your platform/architecture is and most _Python 3.x_ distributions. However, if your platform/architecture is
not supported you can still compile the source distribution yourself, which not supported you can still compile the source distribution yourself, which
requires _python3_setuptools_ and _gcc version >= 10.2.0_. requires _python3_setuptools_ and an up-to-date compiler supporting C++11
standard (e.g. _gcc version >= 10.2.0_).
## Usage ## Usage
@ -189,23 +190,23 @@ options `imctermite sample-data.raw -b -c -s '|'`.
### Python ### Python
Given the `imctermite` module is available, we can import it and declare an instance Given the `IMCtermite` module is available, we can import it and declare an instance
of it by passing a _raw_ file to the constructor: of it by passing a _raw_ file to the constructor:
```Python ```Python
import imc_termite import IMCtermite
imcraw = imc_termite.imctermite(b"sample/sampleA.raw") imcraw = IMCtermite.imctermite(b"sample/sampleA.raw")
``` ```
An example of how to create an instance and obtain the list of channels is: An example of how to create an instance and obtain the list of channels is:
```Python ```Python
import imc_termite import IMCtermite
# declare and initialize instance of "imctermite" by passing a raw-file # declare and initialize instance of "imctermite" by passing a raw-file
try : try :
imcraw = imc_termite.imctermite(b"samples/sampleA.raw") imcraw = IMCtermite.imctermite(b"samples/sampleA.raw")
except RuntimeError as e : except RuntimeError as e :
print("failed to load/parse raw-file: " + str(e)) print("failed to load/parse raw-file: " + str(e))