Answered my own question - it looks like some modules went missing between the 3.1 release tarball from the Fipy downloads page ( http://www.ctcms.nist.gov/fipy/download/), which I was using, and the latest SVN version (which I assume is a better reflection of what easy_install or pip use).
Charles Charles On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 11:48 AM, Charles Reid <charlesre...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi there, > > > I'm running Fipy on a Mac, OS X 10.8.4, and have installed all Fipy > dependencies using pip. > > I've noticed that there are a couple of modules in the source code that > are missing from an installation of fipy by using either easy_install or > pip (I've tried both, and the same things are missing from both). In > particular, two surfactant variable classes, surfactantVariable > and surfactantConvectionVariable, seem to be missing from these builds. If > I try executing either of these statements: > > >>> from fipy.variables.surfactantConvectionVariable import * > >>> from fipy.variables.surfactantVariable import * > > I get an ImportError. However, I tried and was successfully able to import > all the other fipy.variables modules (i.e., files in the variables/ > directory). > > Is this a known issue with the way that Fipy is built via > easy_install/pip? Are others who use easy_install/pip able to execute the > above two commands successfully? Or could this issue be particular to my > machine? > > > Thanks, > Charles >
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