Thanks for your help and explanation. I am now able to use modules from scitools.
Martine On 26 mrt, 21:39, Terry Reedy <tjre...@udel.edu> wrote: > Robert Kern wrote: > > On 2009-03-26 10:42, mgdevos wrote: > >> Hi all, > > >> I have installed thescitoolsmodule but modules included inscitools, > >> for example numpyutils, are not recognized. > >> Python is able to importscitools, andscitoolsis recognized in my > >> editor (Pydev for Eclipse 1.4.4) as autocompletion works well. > >> However, when I try to run a test script: > > >> importscitools > > scitoolsis a package (on disk, a directory). When you import it as a > module, the module object is created by executingscitools.__init__.py. > If that file is empty, so will be the module created from it. Try > print(dir(scitools)) to see. > > >> print "Sequence is: ",scitools.numpyutils.seq(0,10,1) > > >> I get an error: "AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute > >> 'numpyutils'" > > In fact, I suspectscitoolshas no attributes other that the default > module attributes. > > >> I assume that installation ofscitools( version 0.4 using the windows > >> installer) was succesful asscitoolsis added to my python libs: D: > >> \Programs\python_enthought2.5.2001\Lib\site-packages\scitools > > You can always check thescitoolsdirectory to see that it has the > contents you expect. In particular, you can look at its __init__.py > file to see what it will have on import. > > >> I added the path toscitoolsto my pthonpath and even added all three > >> modules to forced-builtins, but still I get the same error message. > > >> Could you please help me solving this problem? > > > fromscitoolsimport numpyutils > > print 'Sequence is: ', numpyutils.seq(0,10,1) > > I believe you could also do > > importscitools.numpyutils > print "Sequence is: ",scitools.numpyutils.seq(0,10,1) > > but it is usually more convenient to do the 'import from' so you do not > have to repeat the full dotted name sequence. > > Terry Jan Reedy -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
