Bob Ippolito wrote:
> On Mar 22, 2006, at 1:26 PM, Louis Pecora wrote:
>
>  
>> A few months ago I installed (at the prodding of gurus here) Python
>> 2.4.1.  I tried to use it today (haven't used it for a while since the
>> install) and it cannot find Numeric.  I checked and I have no 2.4
>> directory (under /Library) for site packages.  They're all in the 2.3
>> directory.  Likewise I have no ~/Library/python/2.4 directory only
>> ~/Library/python/2.3 for my .pth file.   Of course, if I run Python  2.3
>> it finds all the modules and my stuff.
>>     
>
> site-packages for official builds are in the framework itself.  Only  
> Apple's builds have site-packages at /Library/Python.
>
>  
>> Should I just create the 2.4 directories and copy the stuff from 2.3
>> into 2.4?
>>     
>
> Creating the ~/Library/Python/2.4 directory is optional, you can go  
> ahead and do that.  Copying 2.3 stuff over is not going to work though.
>
> -bob
>
>   

Yes, I tried creating the 2.4 directories, but that didn't work.  So 
what am I to do?  Python 2.4.1 cannot find Numeric, wxPython or anything 
in the 2.3 directories that Python 2.3 can find.  import just gives 
Traceback errors.  Python 2.4.1 cannot find my own modules (which my 
.pth file in ~/Library/2.3 points to).
Am I back to messing with the .plist or $PATH or what?  I thought I had 
this all figured out, but it seems whenever I change anything (e.g. 
install 2.4.1) I am back to square one.
Any help appreciated.

-- 
Cheers,

Lou Pecora

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