Hi John,
There isn't yet an integrated method for installing python extras which
aren't part of the osgeo4w package system. A route that does work with a
bit extra twiddling is to register the o4w python as the system default
python[1], after which you can use the standard installers. If that
doesn't work or isn't acceptable you'll have to manually put it in
python's site-packages directory (there may be some more steps than
that. I'm not familiar with pygments).
[1] http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/ticket/114 - doesn't work on 64bit
systems, but if you study the .reg files one directory up you can see
how to make your own reg file to import manually.
matt wilkie
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On 19/05/2011 11:14 AM, John Callahan wrote:
Quick question regarding OSGeo4W. What is the best/preferred way to
install python modules within OSGeo4W? For example, I use QGIS 1.7dev
and tried to install the QGIS plugin "Fast SQL Layer." It could not
install and returned that python module "pygments" must be installed.
Doe sOSGeo4W come with a python module installer, or something
similar? Thanks.
- John
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Delaware Geological Survey
University of Delaware
URL: http://www.dgs.udel.edu
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