Write-Python-Plugin.md

-[[_TOC_]]
+* [Requirements](#requirements)
+  * [anywave package](#anywave-package)
+* [Use the Plugin Creation Assistant](#use-the-plugin-creation-assistant)
+* [What is a Plugin?](#what-is-a-plugin)
+  * [desc.txt](#desctxt)
+    * [optional lines](#optional-lines)
+  * [main.py](#mainpy)
+  * [DEBUG Python plugin](#debug-python-plugin)
+  * [Python API package](#python-api-package)
 
-A Python plugin is a folder located in the user home dir.   
-Documents\AnyWave\Plugins\Python on Windows.   
-/home/username/AnyWave/Plugins/Python on Linux.   
-/users/username/AnyWave/Plugins/Python on macOS.   
+A Python plugin is a folder located in the user home dir.\
+Documents\\AnyWave\\Plugins\\Python on Windows.\
+/home/username/AnyWave/Plugins/Python on Linux.\
+/users/username/AnyWave/Plugins/Python on macOS.
 
 # Requirements
-A python local installation or a virtual environment located in the AnyWave/Plugins/Python/venv folder.   
-The Plugins/Python/venv folder is created the first time AnyWave is launched.   
-A good practice is to create it using the classic python -m venv command  
-Place the venv in the folder mentioned earlier and AnyWave will detect it when starting.   
+
+A python local installation or a virtual environment located in the AnyWave/Plugins/Python/venv folder.\
+The Plugins/Python/venv folder is created the first time AnyWave is launched.\
+A good practice is to create it using the classic python -m venv command\
+Place the venv in the folder mentioned earlier and AnyWave will detect it when starting.
 
 ## anywave package
-The virtual environment must have the anywave-plugin-api  package.   
-````python
+
+The virtual environment must have the anywave-plugin-api package.
+
+```python
 pip install anywave-plugin-api
-````
+```
 
 # Use the Plugin Creation Assistant
-![image](uploads/12aad30a7717996badcb3010e0298f72/image.png)   
 
-![image](uploads/23e581415d4eb9424cb054041ccf3fce/image.png)
+![image](/anywave/documentation/-/wikis/uploads/12aad30a7717996badcb3010e0298f72/image.png)
+
+![image](/anywave/documentation/-/wikis/uploads/23e581415d4eb9424cb054041ccf3fce/image.png)
 
-Change MATLAB option to Python!    
+Change MATLAB option to Python!
 
 # What is a Plugin?
-It's a folder placed on Plugins/Python subfolders of AnyWave.   
-When AnyWave starts the first time it creates a folder named AnyWave in the user's home directory.   
-In the AnyWave folder you will find a Plugins\MATLAB folder.   
-Create a directory for you plugin in that location or use the Plugin Creation Assistant (see previous section).  
- 
+
+It's a folder placed on Plugins/Python subfolders of AnyWave.\
+When AnyWave starts the first time it creates a folder named AnyWave in the user's home directory.\
+In the AnyWave folder you will find a Plugins\\MATLAB folder.\
+Create a directory for you plugin in that location or use the Plugin Creation Assistant (see previous section).
+
 ## desc.txt
-A file called desct.txt must be put in your Plugin.   
-This file is a simple text file that must contain the following lines:   
-*name = My Plugin*  
-*description = Do something on data*   
-When using the Plugin Creation Assistant, the file is created for you.    
+
+A file called desct.txt must be put in your Plugin.\
+This file is a simple text file that must contain the following lines:\
+_name = My Plugin_\
+_description = Do something on data_\
+When using the Plugin Creation Assistant, the file is created for you.
 
 ### optional lines
-To tune up the behavior of your plugin you may add some flags to tell AnyWave what you plugin can do:      
-*flags=nodatarequired*        ->  this line will inform anywave that your plugin can run even if no data file is open.      
-*flags=canrunfromcommandline*  ->  this flag indicates that your plugin can be run from the command line.   
-You can combine flags by separating them with a colon (:)       
+
+To tune up the behavior of your plugin you may add some flags to tell AnyWave what you plugin can do:\
+_flags=nodatarequired_ -> this line will inform anywave that your plugin can run even if no data file is open.\
+_flags=canrunfromcommandline_ -> this flag indicates that your plugin can be run from the command line.\
+You can combine flags by separating them with a colon (:)\
 flags=nodatarequired:canrunfromcommandline
 
-Put your plugin in a submenu, by adding the following line:   
-*category=Process:MyCategory:My plugin*   
-This line will create a sub menu called MyCategory in the Processes Menu of AnyWave and a link to launch the plugin.  
+Put your plugin in a submenu, by adding the following line:\
+_category=Process:MyCategory:My plugin_\
+This line will create a sub menu called MyCategory in the Processes Menu of AnyWave and a link to launch the plugin.
+
+## **__main__**.py
 
-## ____main____.py
-A filed called ____main____.py must also be put in your Plugin.     
-This file along with desc.txt file will make your folder an AnyWave Python plugin.      
-When using the Plugin Creation Assistant, the file is created for you.   
+A filed called __**main__**.py must also be put in your Plugin.\
+This file along with desc.txt file will make your folder an AnyWave Python plugin.\
+When using the Plugin Creation Assistant, the file is created for you.\
 The file must look like:
-````python
+
+```python
 import sys
 import anywave as aw
 
 aw.init(sys.argv)
 args = aw.get_props()
-````
-args is a dict containing all the properties related to AnyWave current data file and the plugin context.
-
+```
 
+args is a dict containing all the properties related to AnyWave current data file and the plugin context.
 
 ## [DEBUG Python plugin](/anywave/documentation/-/wikis/Python_debug)