Thanks Thimo for the quick answer. Search path is set correctly and if I enter "import urllib" if works just fine, no problem.
But Cisco YDK-Py is a comprehensive package written to support both Py2 and Py3 syntax and as a result it uses the six package. In turn, six calls "from pkg_resources.extern.six.moves import urllib, map, filter" and this is the point where things get wrong... [image: Inline image 1] I get the same error with the import statement "from six.moves import urllib" Laszlo On Fri, Jul 15, 2016 at 6:32 AM, Langbehn, Thimo <t.langb...@euroimmun.de> wrote: > Hello Laszlo, > > > I wrote an application in c# using IronPython to host Python scripts. As > I am mainly targeting the app for scripting Cisco routers, I wanted to use > Cisco YDK-Py library. But when I try to open a sample script I get the > error in subject. > > urllib is part oft the IronPython library and should be available. You can > check that by opening „ipy“ and entering „import urllib“. > If that works, it might be that your application did not set up the module > search path correctly, or it might have been changed by the skript. The > module search path resides in sys.path [1] (import sys) and should contain > the „Lib“ directory of your IronPython installation. > > > Already tried "ipy -x:Frames -m ensurepip" - whatever it supposed to do > - but the issue stays, however the command succeeded. > > „ipy –m ensurepip“ starts IronPython and executes an integrated module > that installs the pip Package manager. > > Cheers, > > Thimo > > [1] > https://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/modules.html?highlight=__all__#the-module-search-path > >
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