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 ebas-io is a python package for reading/writing NASA-Ames 1001 files with EBAS extensions (EBAS NASA-Ames).
 
 
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 >**Attention: changed behaviour of the EbasCommandline wrapper object!**
 Starting with version 3.1.1, the EbasCommandline object does not automatically execute the main function. Now an explicit ```run()``` on the object is needed. Please consider this if you use the EbasCommandline wrapper in your scripts!
 Example:
->```python
+```python
 EbasCommandline(
     ebas_convert,
     custom_args=['CONFIG', 'LOGGING', 'TIME_CRIT'],
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 Please mind that you probably have to have administrator rights ('sudo easy_install ...' on linux/unix machines). Alternatively you may want to install the packages locally for your user (see --prefix in the [easy_install](http://setuptools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/easy_install.html) documentation).
 
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 >**Attention: changed package structure as of version 3.0.13!**
 Starting with version 3.0.13, all nilu internal dependencies (nilutility, AtmosPhys, fileformats) are now included in the ebas-io egg. This means, the installation is now much simpler.
 But: users having installed an earlier version should clean their python installation form this old extra packages before installing the new ebas-io package. This can be done as follows:
->```bash
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+```bash
 pip uninstall AtmosPhys
 pip uninstall fileformats
 pip uninstall nilutility
 pip uninstall ebas-io
 ```
 
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 ## Just want to test it?
 
 If you do not want to install the package on any of your machines yet, you could [download a minimalistic virtual machine](http://folk.nilu.no/~paul/ebas-io/ebas-io_test.7z) for [VirtualBox](https://www.virtualbox.org). An installation of VirtualBox is needed however for this option.