Hi Rob, I also run a while ago into that 'problem' of numpy. (I've emailed you about it.) Would it not be better to load "numpy" only on demand even if you have it installed? It increases unnecessarily boot time and memory usage as someone might not use the image viewer every session. Some IDE users are quite critical about it and they are right. Stani
On Nov 1, 2007 6:28 PM, Rob McMullen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Don, > > > Rob, thanks for the quick feedback; peppy comes up fine, although I did > > get the following: > > > ERROR:root:Unable to execute the code in plugin: > > > c:\Dwig\Sandbox\peppy\peppy\hsi\hsi_major_mode > > > > > > No module named numpy > > I understand the second message; I don't have or need numpy for what I > > do. I'll also ignore the first one, but thought you might want to see it. > > Thanks, I don't see that message much because I have numpy on all my > machines. And, as it turns out it's all connected: the hyperspectral > image viewing mode requires numpy, and the plugin loading code is > screaming out the error condition when the hsi_major_mode couldn't > find numpy. > > But, it brings up a good point: perhaps I should make that into more > of an informational message instead of the big flashing neon sign > saying error. Because it really isn't that big of an error if an > extremely optional plugin like the hyperspectral image viewer doesn't > get loaded. > > Rob > -- http://pythonide.stani.be
