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python:start [2025/10/30 09:31] – [Supported Python versions] dmitrypython:start [2025/10/30 09:33] (current) – [Developing Python scripts for EasyMorph] dmitry
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 The "easymorph" Python module can (and should) be used when writing Python scripts outside EasyMorph. The module gracefully handles the absence of a calling EasyMorph workflow, which is convenient for Python development in a standalone IDE. The module provides options for substituting workflow parameters and the input dataset with sample values for development and debugging without EasyMorph. The "easymorph" Python module can (and should) be used when writing Python scripts outside EasyMorph. The module gracefully handles the absence of a calling EasyMorph workflow, which is convenient for Python development in a standalone IDE. The module provides options for substituting workflow parameters and the input dataset with sample values for development and debugging without EasyMorph.
  
-The "easymorph" module is located in the EasyMorph installation folder. Using the module without EasyMorph requires installing the module with the help of [[https://pythonwheels.com/|Python Wheels]] from the subfolder ''Python\dist'' in the EasyMorph installation folder.+The "easymorph" module is located in the EasyMorph installation folder. Using the module without EasyMorph requires installing the module with the help of Python Wheels from the subfolder ''Python\whls'' in the EasyMorph installation folder. From the EasyMorph installation folder, run the following command in the terminal:
  
 +  pip install --force-reinstall --no-index --find-links="Python/whls" easymorph
 ===== Supported Python versions ===== ===== Supported Python versions =====
  
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