 | Load the module and print its doc string:
>>> import hw >>> print hw.__doc__ Functions: hw1 = hw1(r1,r2) hw2(r1,r2) s = hw3(r1,r2)Oops! hw3 takes only two arguments and returns s! |
| This is the ``Pythonic'' function style; input data are arguments, output data are returned |
| By default, F2PY treats all arguments as input |
| F2PY generates Pythonic interfaces, different from the original Fortran interfaces, so check out the module's doc string! |
