Repository for Influence project environments

• Ubuntu Linux
• Built version of SUMO (download from sourceforge.net/projects/sumo).
• Add the sumo/tools directory to your pythonpath.
• Set the SUMO_HOME environment variable to point to your sumo directory

To build the library, you need to have version 40.6.2 or later of setuptools, plus wheel. To ensure, run

pip3 install --upgrade setuptools
pip3 install wheel

With that, you can build the library build using

./build.sh

(or sudo ./build.sh depending on your user privileges)

WARNING: It may be that some python libraries need to be installed manually (via pip3 install..), not all dependencies are listed in setup.py yet..

Venv preparation usually goes like this

• Create venv (cd aienvs and then python3 -m venv venv)
• Start up venv with source venv/bin/activate
• Install all dependencies with pip install. The list of dependencies is in the setup.py file, check the "install-requires" field.

You can also use the Eclipse IDE to get better editing and debugging support. Setup goes like this

• Follow the venv setup procedure as above (we assume you want to use a venv in PyDev, you can also use it without if you prefer).
• Install PyDev into Eclipse
• Add an interpreter
  • Window/Preferences; go to PyDev/Interpreters/Python Interpreter
  • "Browse for python/pypy exe". Cancel the dialog (it does not work) and instead manually add the path to your python interpreter ......./venv/bin/python
  • In the External Libraries tab, add ..../sumo/tools (tools dir inside your sumo installation).
  • Click ok.
• Set up the python path for Eclipse (it's not automatically recognising it as you would expect)
  • Right click on the aienvs project folder in the package explorer and select PyDev-PYTHONPATH.
  • In the Source Folders tab, add tha aienvs root as source folder
• In your debug/run settings, you may have to add an environment variable SUMO_HOME als pointing to ...../sumo.