Phil Dibowitz wrote: > Marc Williams wrote: > >> I'm attempting to run Congruity but have run into a snag. I started off >> installing Concordance .20 on my Ubuntu 8.04 without much trouble at >> all. I was able to generate and read some files. I could, if pressed, >> simply run Concordance and be happy but I was thrilled when I saw that >> there was a gui effort and would love to use it, if possible. >> >> I downloaded Congruity 7 and (I believe) fulfilled the few dependencies >> listed in the readme. But when I fire it up I receive the following: >> >> ~$ congruity Connectivity.EZHex >> Traceback (most recent call last): >> File "/usr/bin/congruity", line 30, in <module> >> import libconcord >> ImportError: No module named libconcord >> > > You haven't build the python bindings. Head over to > libconcord/bindings/python in your concordance source tree and build and > install the python modules. That should do it for you. > > Thanks, that worked. And for anyone who's interested the command to do that while in the libconcord/bindings/python dir is sudo python setup.py install.
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