RunPythonAlgorithm is an executable to test Python classes that extend the
class PyBratAlgoBase, in BratAlgorithmBase.py. Those classes implement new
algorithms.

IMPORTANT: In order to run the Python scripts and the executable you will need to install Python 3.2.3 on your machine (other versions of Python will generate an error). Please make sure that the path to the directory where Python is installed (e.g. directory containing python32.dll in Windows) is in your system path before running the executable.

Invoke the executable like this:

$ RunPythonAlgorithm <path-to-python-file-with-algorithm> <algorithm-class-name> [<argument_1> <argument_2> ... <argument_n>]

Note that [<argument_1> <argument_2> ... <argument_n>] is an optional list of
arguments to pass to the Run method of the algoritm class.


In the provided example, the algorithm is implemented by the class PyAlgoExample1,
defined in BratAlgorithmExample1.py. The Run method receives 5 arguments, (in spite
of using only 2, to make a simple sum). So, supposing you are on an unix system,
it can be used with RunPythonAlgorithm like this:

$ ./RunPythonAlgorithm ./BratAlgorithmExample1.py PyAlgoExample1 <float argument> <int argument> <string argument> <int argument> <single character argument>

And in Windows like this:

\> RunPythonAlgorithm.exe BratAlgorithmExample1.py PyAlgoExample1 <float argument> <int argument> <string argument> <int argument> <single character argument>