On 13.06.07 00:07:19, Peter Bradley wrote: > Laurent Dufréchou wrote: > > Something has gone wrong :) > > Installation is more long :) > > launch a command prompt and execute the install.py > > It will say that there is a problem with qmake_cfags_thread missing in > > a file. > > If that the case just add "qmake_cflag_thread =" (or something like > > this to the file :) > > > > Good luck, and good night! > > > Yes you're right! > > :) > > I tried from a command prompt. It says: > > "Sorry, please install QScintilla2 and > it's PyQt4 wrapper. > Error: cannot import name Qsci" > > As I said in my OP, it is installed and present in both the qt4 point > whatever directory and the qt4/lib directory > > Goodnight, and thanks for your help. Perhaps tomorrow will bring > inspiration.
Did you build and install the python wrapper? That one would be installed into python's site-packages subdir. You need to build the python wrapper after building and installing QScintiall itself. The Wrapper is in the Python subdirectory and can be configured by running python configure.py in that directory. Afterwards do a make and make install. Andreas -- You are fighting for survival in your own sweet and gentle way. _______________________________________________ Eric mailing list Eric@riverbankcomputing.com http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/eric
