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SciParam

http://great-er.intevation.org/sciparam/
SciParam adds additional quality control for entering scientific parameters in wxPython-based user interfaces. It is part of the GREAT-ER project (http://www.great-er.org). The program accepts strings, float values, integer numbers, distributed values, and choices as strings. The status of any value can be given as 'unknown' or 'required.' A details box provides information on the currently focused entry.

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Download version 1.0.1 (stable)
released on 29 September 2003

Categories

• Interface:x-window-system

Licensing

License	Verified by	Verified on	Notes
GPLv2orlater	Janet Casey	2452486.531 July 2002

Leaders and contributors

Contact(s)	Role
Thomas Arendsen Hein	Maintainer
Bernhard Herzog	Contributor

Resources and communication

Audience	Resource type	URI
Bug Tracking	VCS Repository Webview	http://great-er.intevation.org/bugtracker.html
Developer	VCS Repository Webview	http://great-er.intevation.org/cvs.html
Bug Tracking	E-mail	mailto:great-er-bugs@intevation.de
Developer,Support	E-mail	mailto:great-er-list@intevation.de

Software prerequisites

Kind	Description
Required to use	wxPython 2.3.2 or later
Required to use	Python 2.1 or later

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