On my CentOS5 server, I have both Python2.4 and 2.6 (2.4 is required for yum to work). I\'m not sure what happened, but suddenly the system gets very confused every time I try to run a file whose modu
Why do setuptools/easy_install .pth files not place nicely with PYTHONPATH, and how do I get them to play nicely, and keep the directories in my PYTHONPATH before those .pth shoves in the sys.path?
In development mode, I have the following directory tree : my_project/ setup.py my_project/ __init__.py
I have two separate projects that share a package name.They run OK as long as they are not both on the PYTHONPATH, but as soon as they both ap开发者_StackOverflow社区pear one of them cannot find impor
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I have an application with a heirarchy of packages.There are a fair number of modules that reference other modules higher up in the package heirarchy.As exemplified below, I can use relative imports t
In attempting to solve a package management issue here, I learned I may have issues with the way I\'m using PYTHONPATH to access packages outside of the site-packages directory.
I\'m on a bluehost-server which has a \"rudimental\" installation of python2.6. I installed python2.6 in my user-directory whi开发者_StackOverflow中文版ch works fine so far, but when I try to install
I have a PyCharm 1.2.1 on Windows. I have to edit different branches of the same project - somewhat heavy branches, because they live in different folders on disk - say it to be c:\\apps\\alpha and c:
I have created a folder with all my modules for my GAE application and with external libraries like Jinja2 to keep everything sorted in one place. I have folders structure like this:
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