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Where to put your custom code?
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A Package Just for You!
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(You can find this page at: http://bit.ly/JustPackage)
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A suggestion for how to manage your personal library of python functions you might use for scripting, data analysis, etc.
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Introduction
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Many scientists and engineers that do a little coding find they have a collection of little scripts and utilities that they want to be able to use and re-use for various projects. It is really NOT a good idea to simply copy and paste these around for use with each project -- you will regret that!
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Many scientists and engineers that do a little coding find they have a collection of little scripts and utilities that they want to be able to use and re-use for various projects.
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Options for Handling Your Code Collection:
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1) Keep your code in one place, and copy and paste the functions y ou need into each new project.
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DON'T DO THAT!
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REALLY!
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It is really NOT a good idea to simply copy and paste these around for use with each project -- you will regret that!
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It is also not a good idea to use the ``PYTHONPATH`` environment variable to set up a directory in which to dump stuff. (Google a bit if you want to know why).
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