Here are some different ways that you can use Metview's Python interface. Make sure you have set up your environment first.
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Text editor and command line
Perhaps the simplest - just use any text editor to edit the Python code and run it from the command line, e.g.
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Python IDE
Python IDEs, such as PyCharm, provide an interactive environment and even debugging facilities.
Jupyter notebook
A Jupyter notebook provides an interactive workspace combining code, plots and documentation. It runs in a web browser and can be started from the command-line as follows:
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| mv.setoutput('jupyter') for inline plots | With no setoutput command, an interactive plot window |
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A Metview session
A Metview Python script can be created, edited and run from within an interactive Metview session in the same way that a Macro can.
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