On 8/28/13 4:23 PM, David Schalk wrote:
There is more to sage than the python.
That is very true. Lots of Sage relies on dozens of other programs and
C libraries that come with the Sage distribution.
It would probably be a lot more fruitful to see if you can install
PyCharm into Sage's python. Then if you run PyCharm in the Sage shell,
it will see Sage's python first.
I wonder if you did something like:
sage -sh # run the Sage shell, which puts Sage's python before the
system python
pycharm # or however you usually start pycharm.
Likely it will complain about pyQt or pyside not being installed into
Sage, but you could install that into Sage, and so on.
Anyways, there are some directions to go for someone interested in
pushing this forward.
Thanks,
Jason
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