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			 ===============
  		  	     pyscript
  			 ===============
  

--------------------------------------------------------------------
 Summary
--------------------------------------------------------------------

Pyscript is a set of modules and scripts for python that facilitate
the creation of high-quality postscript diagrams. The diagrams are
scripted rather than drawn.

See http://pyscript.sourceforge.net


--------------------------------------------------------------------
 Installation
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Pyscript is just a python module ... treat it as any other module

 * Global Installation:

   As root use

   > python setup.py install

   This will install the files, in the appropriate place for 
   your python distribution. This will be something like
   e.g. /usr/lib/python2.2/site-packages/

 * Local installation:

   You can supply the base directory using

   > python setup.py install --home=<dir>

   which will install the files in 

   <dir>/lib/python/

   for more help and options use 
   > python setup.py install --help

   also see http://www.python.org/doc/current/inst/ for more details on 
   using the distutils package

 * By hand:

   copy all the files in the pyscript directory to somewhere in your
   python path

   eg

   cp -r pyscript ~/lib/python/ 

 * RPM package:

   Install using your favourite rpm installation tool, or from root issue a
   command like:

   > rpm -i pyscript-<version>.rpm

   (where <version> is the version string of the rpm file).

 * DEB package:

   Check to make sure that the tetex-base and python packages are installed
   (just in case), and then use dpkg in the usual manner, e.g.

   > dpkg -i pyscript_<version>.deb

   (where <version> is the verstion string of the .deb package).