I am trying to list ScientificPython as a dependency in my setup.py. However, during the installation process, python seems to not find the package. What is wrong in my approach?
I could equally have titled this question, \"Is it good enough for CRAN?\" I have a collection of functions that I\'ve built up for specific tasks.Some of these are convenience functions:
I\'m trying to get a jni header for class B, and class A sits in the same package, right next to it.
I do not understand all the mechanics surrounding Streams and even less around the System.IO.Package class.
I have a Visual Studio 2010 solution with two projects: An ASP.NET MVC 3 web application. A class library.
I followed the installation instructions for installing oursql on Mac OS X. Since sudo pip install oursql
I have a package contai开发者_Python百科ning many modules. Each module uses constants that I have defined independently in each file.
so my package name is com.soundboard right now. obvious开发者_运维技巧ly this name is taken...I am having trouble changing it throughout the package name.
I was trying to get all the plugins for gstreamer installed, and when I installed the gst-plugins-ugly, it showed a list of plugins that would not be built and said that Orc was not found.
I want to bind the mvn package command in eclipse. So I used the normal procedure to do this: Window->Preferences->General->Keys 开发者_开发技巧and then I filtered for Maven. The only commands that sh
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