text: import inviwopy
  from inviwopy.glm import ivec3, dvec2
  from inviwopy.properties import IntVec3Property
  from inviwopy.data import VolumeOutport
  from inviwopy.data import Volume
  import numpy
  
  """
  The PythonScriptProcessor will run this script on construction and whenever this
  it changes. Hence one needs to take care not to add ports and properties multiple times.
  The PythonScriptProcessor is exposed as the local variable 'self'.
  """
  
  # if not "dim" in self.properties:
  #    self.addProperty(IntVec3Property("dim", "dim", ivec3(5), ivec3(0), ivec3(20)))
  
  # if not "outport" in self.outports:
  #    self.addOutport(VolumeOutport("outport"))
  
  
  def process(self):
      """
      The PythonScriptProcessor will call this process function whenever the processor process
      function is called. The argument 'self' represents the PythonScriptProcessor.
      """
      # create a small float volume filled with random noise
      # numpy.random.seed(546465)
      # dim = self.properties.dim.value;
      # volume = Volume(numpy.random.rand(dim[0], dim[1], dim[2]).astype(numpy.float32))
      # volume.dataMap.dataRange = dvec2(0.0, 1.0)
      # volume.dataMap.valueRange = dvec2(0.0, 1.0)
      # self.outports.outport.setData(volume)
      pass
  
  
  def initializeResources(self):
      pass
  
  
  # Tell the PythonScriptProcessor about the 'initializeResources' function we want to use
  self.setInitializeResources(initializeResources)
  
  # Tell the PythonScriptProcessor about the 'process' function we want to use
  self.setProcess(process)
  