Here's all the different versions we have here in the Tye Lab. I just put them all into a folder called prairie_view and kept all the folders named with just their version number (ie 5.5.64.500). From there, the Utilities folder and contents of each folder are as they were before. I left the Prairie View 5.5/5.4 folders in place because I wasn't sure what exact version they were but didn't want to remove them either.
There's also lots of other files included in the Utilities folders but I'm not sure which ones are really required for it so I left them all in place.
I also changed the regex to just remove the <majmin> group and instead use the full version number regex that you had written and then have the version argument just the match.group(0). It looks like rip.py with that change can find the specific versions.
Hey everyone!
Here's all the different versions we have here in the Tye Lab. I just put them all into a folder called
prairie_view
and kept all the folders named with just their version number (ie 5.5.64.500). From there, theUtilities
folder and contents of each folder are as they were before. I left thePrairie View 5.5/5.4
folders in place because I wasn't sure what exact version they were but didn't want to remove them either.There's also lots of other files included in the
Utilities
folders but I'm not sure which ones are really required for it so I left them all in place.I also changed the regex to just remove the
<majmin>
group and instead use the full version number regex that you had written and then have theversion
argument just thematch.group(0)
. It looks likerip.py
with that change can find the specific versions.