Arh my bad. Looks like I just needed to set my PYTHONPATH. Oliver
Den torsdag den 8. maj 2014 14.06.49 UTC+2 skrev Oliver Lylloff: > > Hello all, > > I have a basic .juliarc.jl script that adds various utility functions to > LOAD_PATH - as described in previous posts: > addpath<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/julia-users/addpath/julia-users/-zGh3imIUb4/BOyPsp190QEJ> > and search > path<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/julia-users/search$20path/julia-users/mxzztIZn-1Q/8lPKdwzXGI4J> > This works fine with .jl files but now I want to add a python function to > LOAD_PATH such that @pyimport from PyCall can find it. > > I get an "ERROR: syntax: invalid character literal" due to a triple quote > (''') multiline comment in the python function. This error makes good sense. > > Any ideas on how I can do a 'require("file.py")' to make file.py part of > the julia search path? > > Best, > Oliver > >
