Along with the graphical user interface, baspl++ contains a Python console. This console can be used for many purposes, for instance as a calculator:
>>> 7*15
All baspl++ objects and classes can be accessed from this console. The online reference of the baspl++ Python interface follows the Python documentation conventions. Thus, the starting-point to the online documentation is entered by typing
>>> help
A list of the baspl++ classes is obtained by typing
>>> overview
Help on a
particular class (e.g. class NPart) is obtained by
typing
>>> help(NPart)
Help on
a particular object (e.g. the default Scene object
referenced by the variable s) is obtained by typing
>>> help(s)
