Thanks, David,
I tried your idea and it worked. I delete the Python.framework alias
at /Library/Frameworks/ , which pointed to /System, and reinstalled
MacPython. I skipped over step 4 at the python.org website and after
a few other nits, I managed to get my own scripts up and running fro
those steps, and my
Python.framework subdirectory in my /Library/ directory is an alias to
the /System/ directory.So, I figured they are one in the same as
per the instructions.
So I am still stuck
.
On Nov 15, 2008, at 5:15 PM, David Warde-Farley wrote:
On 15-Nov-08, at 1:15 PM,
Hi all,
I cannot seem to get my Mac to find the site-packages directory for
MacPython 2.5.
Below is some relevant info from terminal. The first path in $PATH is
somehow being applied during startup (by some other process, I presume
MacPython.) and it is pointing to the lib directory.
Yes, Chris,
When I go to terminal and type in python I get this message:
'import site' failed; use -v for traceback
But python proceeds to load. However, since site.py is not loaded I
cannot get to the site-packages directory.
Then if I return to terminal and enter python -v, I get a lon
I was trying to put my own .py modules in the site-packages folder but
they were loading as expected, so I searched various threads and
discovered there are many possible site-package directories on a Mac
OS 10.5 system.
Then after more troubleshoot I discovered that import site was not
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