Thesis student / tudatpy from source

[jo11he]

User guide for people who want to use tudatpy from source, extending functionalities through custom python code or exposure of (new/modified/unexposed) c++ source.

One big question @FilippoOggionni, @DominicDirkx: where will we place this page?

[FilippoOggionni]

I think it would fit better into the developer documentation... But we can surely include a note in tudat-space with a link. What do you guys think? 🙂

[jo11he]

Yes, you could be right. Considering how much material from the Dev Docs I will have to refer to, it suggests that the hole page belongs there. Will have to talk to @ggarrett13 where he sees fit for it within the Dev Docs structure...

[DominicDirkx]

I think it would fit better into the developer documentation... But we can surely include a note in tudat-space with a link. What do you guys think? slightly_smiling_face

Sounds good

[FilippoOggionni]

@jo11he wrote a primer that should be incorporated into the online developer docs.

Working with tudatpy from source.docx

[FilippoOggionni]

TODO: move content of README in tudat-bundle (https://github.com/tudat-team/tudat-bundle) to page in developer docs, integrating the content with what was written by Jonas in the word document above