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<H1><A NAME="SECTION00090000000000000000">
Programming V<SMALL>IEWMOL</SMALL> with Python</A>
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V<SMALL>IEWMOL</SMALL> can be programmed using Python. The Python interpreter embedded
in V<SMALL>IEWMOL</SMALL> has been extended by the modules:
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<LI><code>atom</code>
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<LI><code>element</code>
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<LI><code>energylevel</code>
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<LI><code>history</code>
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<LI><code>label</code>
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<LI><code>light</code>
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<LI><code>molecule</code>
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<LI><code>spectrum</code>
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<LI><code>viewmol</code>
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which allow Python programs access to V<SMALL>IEWMOL</SMALL>'s internal data model and
functions. Each module provides a number of functions for use in Python programs.
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HREF="node19.html">The <TT>element</TT> module</A>
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HREF="node20.html">The <TT>energylevel</TT> module</A>
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HREF="node21.html">The <TT>history</TT> module</A>
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HREF="node22.html">The <TT>label</TT> module</A>
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HREF="node23.html">The <TT>light</TT> module</A>
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HREF="node24.html">The <TT>molecule</TT> module</A>
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HREF="node25.html">The <TT>spectrum</TT> module</A>
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HREF="node26.html">The <TT>viewmol</TT> module</A>
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<A HREF="mailto:joehill@users.sourceforge.net"><I>Jrg-Rdiger Hill</I></A><BR>Sun Dec 10 17:38:35 MET 2000
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