On Thursday, February 17, 2011 04:48:31 pm LJ wrote:
> I installed the latest version of dajaxice, but I am still getting
> Unresolved import errors.
> My guess is that I need to remove and reinstall the Python
> Interpreters.
> Is there a some documentation somewhere that explains how to reinstall
> the Python Interpreters, so I can resolve all of my Unresolved Import
> errors?
I would first and foremost check out the PYTHONPATH [1] and make sure that is
all kosher. This is something very important to understand about python.
defining kosher as the modules you are trying to import are located within the
PYTHONPATH. By default the packages should been installed by to site-packages
within the python lib dir.
in *nix this is normally /usr/lib/python$VERSION}/site-packages i.e.
/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/ for python 2.6
in Windows this would be C:\Python${VERSION}\Lib\site-packages
the python interpretter will search these by default for 3rd party modules and
install them to this directory if using python install or easy_install/pip
If your modules still aren't importing correctly make sure that if you do have
different versions of python installed then you're using the one you installed
it with.
if you installed the broken modules to another path, you'll need to set the
PYTHONPATH manually in your environment.
After all this, if it's still broken (and youre 100% you've done this all
correctly), then reinstall according to your operating systems needs.
*note apple/macs have a default interpretter that's apple specific and in the
past people have installed pythong from macports. if you've done this, go back
and make sure you're using the correct python interpretter version, or
reinstall your broken modules with this version. *DISCLAIMER: I do not use or
own a mac, this is mostly hersay and you can find other posts on this list or
blogs for macs."
IF none of this fixes your problem (which I doubt you should get here, unless
you just don't understand your operating system), reinstall python according
to the operating system in question, i.e. in redhat use yum reinstall python,
apt-get for ubuntu/debian, for windows use the installer from python.org, mac
I'm not sure for macs what is best, see disclaimer above,
[1] http://docs.python.org/using/cmdline.html#envvar-PYTHONPATH
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