Dear apertiumers:
I may have sent this message to the wrong list, or twice. Apologies if
you receive it more than once.
Following up on Adam Bittlingmayer's Telegram message and this comment
on StackOverflow,
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73151814/apertium-package-in-python-returns-module-not-installed-error-after-installing-m
I tried installing apertium on a python virtual environment:
conda create -m apertium python=3
conda activate apertium
pip install apertium
I wonder why it asked me for root permissions I would expect this to be
different in a virtual environment (where it would have to install all
of apertium!). I went on, and then, in a python shell, I executed his
sequence of commands
|import apertium apertium.installer.install_module("eng")
apertium.installer.install_module("deu")
apertium.installer.install_module("eng-deu")|
I was surprised to see that the system asked me again for my root
password, probably for monolingual or bilingual modules not installed.
Then I ran
|r = apertium.Translator('eng', 'deu') print(r.translate('cats'))|
and sure, the first time it failed, saying something about the module
not installed, but restarting the shell it worked!
But then it segfaulted and dumped the core on a longer sentence (did not
with other).
>>> print(r.translate('Cats are beautiful.'))
Violació de segment (s'ha bolcat la memòria)
Any idea what may be going on?
(1) why does it need to install apertium things with root privileges
when ran from a virtual env?
(2) why does it say the module is not installed unless I restart the shell?
Thanks a million!
Mikel
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Mikel L. Forcada
Dept. de Llenguatges i Sistemes Informàtics
Edifici Politècnica IV,
Universitat d'Alacant
E-03690 Sant Vicent del Raspeig (Spain)
Phone: +34 96 590 9776
m...@dlsi.ua.es
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