Much respect to both freddukes and Jeff91 for their amazing python version of the WCS script. I started looking through it, though, and found myself quite confused. I guess I still have a lot to learn.
Anyways, I've been bored lately so I decided to write my own version of WCS in python. I chose to take a more object oriented approach for ease of use and performance optimization. I noticed that, prior to the release of Jeff's script, there really wasn't much discussion about it. I want to give everyone the chance to offer their input on what they think should be in my script, and the directions they think I should take it. Furthermore, I want to extend an invitation to anyone interested in joining me. I'm doing this mostly for the fun of coding a project, and to improve my proficiency with the Python language.
So, now on to the good stuff... I started work on this script on December 29th. Since then, I've managed to throw together a very basic working copy. Many features are missing, but the core of the mod is present at just 653 lines. I also set up a google code project so I'd be able to track my progress, and so I can invite other people to become collaborators.
I realize I could have waited a few more weeks to polish the program and add more features, but I feel like it would be much more fun to work with someone on this, than to do it alone. I am not claiming this will be better than Jeff's version, and it probably won't even be as good as it. Jeff is an exceptional python coder from what I've seen, and so is freddukes. However, I do think that this could be a lot of fun for everyone, and should be a pleasure to use once it's been completed.
You can check out a semi-working copy on my server at: 72.167.163.59:27015
You can check out the google code project at http://code.google.com/p/css-wcs/
(either download the zip file from the downloads tab, or use your favorite svn client to pull it straight from the repository)
On that note, I open the floor to questions/comments!







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