Version 0.37 of the PyNMR program, an extension to PyMOL.

Authors:  Leigh Willard (programmer)
          Dr. Stephane Gagne (director)

email:    nmr@rsvs.ulaval.ca

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INSTALLATION:

This is a binary installation (the program is pre-compiled);
To install run the program:
	install
which is a simple script that will check to see if the Numeric package
(for python) is installed, and will try to install it if it is missing.
Otherwise, it will install the pre-compiled binaries in the
pymol hierarchy.

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TO RUN:

The pynmr program will show up automatically under the "plugins"
menu of pymol.  If it does not, then it did not get installed
properly.  The pynmr files should be installed in:

$PYMOL_PATH/pmg_tk/startup (the file pynmr.py)
and
$PYMOL_PATH/pmg_tk/startup/pynmr (the rest of the pynmr files)

for example, on my system the directory is:

/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/pmg_tk/startup

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DEPENDENCIES:

Pynmr is a plug-in for pymol, and therefore pymol is required 
BEFORE you can install pynmr.

The pynmr program depends on two external programs, which we have
included for you.   For your information they are:

1) SWIG: an interface compiler which I used to connect my C++ code
   with my pyton code.
   www.swig.org
   This source code and COPYRIGHT notice are in the swig subdirectory.
   A pre-compiled binary is used with pymol.

2)  MESCHACH:  Matrix computations in C
    thrain.anu.edu.au/pub/meschach/
    The source code is included in this distribution, and a pre-compiled 
    binary is used with pymol (meschach.a)

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QUESTION:  contact leigh@rsvs.ulaval.ca
               or  nmr@rsvs.ulaval.ca


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CREDITS:

The pynmr plug for pymol was created by:
	Leigh Willard (programmer)
    Dr. Stephane Gagne
And was extensively tested by the members of the Stephane Gagne lab.
In particular, Olivier Julien and Pierre-Yves Savard played a big part 
in the development and testing of the program.

In addition, credits go to the authors of:
pymol pymol.sourceforge.net - Warren DeLano (please support his work)
meschach
swig
SVDSuperimposer (matrix routines), part of the Biopython project

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