i2PEPICO Analysis + PIMP - package 3.3

Start i2PEPICO_Analysis_3.3.exe. This is analysis only: it cannot take measurements.
Keep script.dat beside it. Its channel table is embedded; channels.dat is optional.
i2PEPICO Analysis and ScriptImport are Windows programs. PIMP (pim.py) also runs
on macOS and Linux.

Export for PIMP
The bundled script.dat already has the three analysis Imports and
Process > Examples > Export2DExample. Select your raw input folder, check the
example's ROI and file pattern, then run it as a Process script.
UseSLS1 := 0 selects SLS2; use 1 for historical SLS1, including the bundled
HomogeneousIllumination.i2d (2014). Results go into Export2D_example below the
input folder. Rerunning replaces that export.

Use the Imports in your own script.dat
ScriptImport.exe contains the necessary Imports for data analysis
(Export2D, Export2DSLS1, Export2DSLS2). Do not replace your own script.dat
with the bundled database. Close all i2PEPICO programs, then either
  - copy ScriptImport.exe beside your script.dat and double-click it, or
  - drag your script.dat (or its folder) onto ScriptImport.exe.
It shows what it added, replaced or renamed and waits for Enter.
ScriptImport adds missing Imports and updates matching ones, preserving all
other folders/scripts and making a backup beside the target database.
To preview without writing, run from a terminal:
  .\ScriptImport.exe --dry-run "C:\MyAnalysis\script.dat"
Export2DExample.scr is in Examples: paste it into your Process folder,
not Imports. No measurement scripts or Export2DMeas are needed for analysis.
The standalone examples save the executed script with SaveMyself in each export
folder (rebuild saves beside the raw files). Those folders must be writable.

Start PIMP
Install Python 3.10 or newer with Tkinter (the python.org installers include
it). From a terminal in this package folder:
  python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
  python pim.py
On macOS and Linux, use python3 instead of python.
Use + to add the exported folder containing 2D_TPES_index.txt.
PIMP autosaves its workspace as pim.autosave.pepico.json beside pim.py.
Requirements install NumPy, Matplotlib and pygame-ce. If upgrading an environment
with the original pygame installed, uninstall pygame before installing these
requirements. Both distributions provide the same pygame module.

Manuals
pim.pdf: current PIMP export, matrix, Peaks, breakdown, 3D and workspace guide.
Manoscript_3.3.pdf: i2PEPICO scripting reference.
