A question

[Peter230655]

I am semi retired, and play around with sympy.phsics.mechanics quite a bit, purely to pass time.
Doing this, I have come across DAE systems - and looking around, I found this.
Somewhere, you refer to the documentation, but I cannot find it.
I am very bad at "Github", surely it is there somewhere, I am just to dumb to find it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

[laurent90git]

Hi,
this repository is still not finished, so I haven't got a properly completed documentation. Most of it is actually found directly in file headers or function headers. For instance, you can check that "pendulum" file in the scipyDAE/tests folder. I've tried to be sufficiently precise in these explanations, and also use comprehensible variable names as well as write comments in all the files, so you should get a good understanding of how it works by looking at the example. I suggest you start with the "Robertson" test file ;)
Also, read the README.txt file (at the root of the repository) to find out how to install this package.

[Peter230655]

Thanks for your prompt reply!! As I told you, I am a bit (a lot!) stupid with Github! I found the example and copied it on my machine, but I cannot find the README.txt file. Any chance you could send me the link? Thanks!

On Tue 31. Jan 2023 at 17:07 laurent90git ***@***.***> wrote: Hi, this repository is still not finished, so I haven't got a properly completed documentation. Most of it is actually found directly in file headers or function headers. For instance, you can check that "pendulum" file in the scipyDAE/tests folder. I've tried to be sufficiently precise in these explanations, and also use comprehensible variable names as well as write comments in all the files, so you should get a good understanding of how it works by looking at the example. I suggest you start with the "Robertson" test file ;) Also, read the README.txt file (at the root of the repository) to find out how to install this package. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#3 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AT5MQUTS34WRMYPSG6B4U6DWVDP63ANCNFSM6AAAAAAUKVZHA4> . You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

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[laurent90git]

My mistake ! The file is actually "README.md", which can be accessed at the main page of this git, and is actually displayed there also.

[Peter230655]

Thanks! I found it. I am limited with my python, as I can only use it with an app on my iPad, which deos not allow me to download many "things". When I fully retire within a few months, I will buy a computer so I can run "real" python. Then I will try again, and likely pester you with more questions. Thanks again!

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