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Harry George
rmachne said:Hi there,
Sorry, if there is a newbie list or this question is answered in tutorials
- I tried but without succes :-( - here is my question:
Using linux,
I need the 'Numerical Python' package, and I installed it on my local
computer (not with the other packages in /usr/local/...) using
~/programs/Numeric-23.0>python setup.py install --home=/scratch/raim
but now the Numeric package / module can't be found:
~/programs/Numeric-23.0/Test> python test.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "test.py", line 2, in ?
import Numeric
ImportError: No module named Numeric
Exit 1
I couldn't find out which path variable to change or add. Can anyone
help?
(Test.py works fine when called from within the lib folder with
Numeric.py)
best
rainer
You can set an env variable:
export PYTHONPATH=/scratch/raim
(or whatever your shell syntax is)
This adds the path to your normal defaults.
You can also do this 'export' in a shell script which runs the
application. This is useful if you have several variants of a given
module, and want to use one or the other in a specific case.