Ok , I think I have it. Not seen this before, and I don't know why this is happening, but, the zip on code.google.com when decompressed, strips some of the line endings in the files. The highend3d zip seems OK. I'm going to go over my installation completely and check further... Cheers Dave.
On Apr 21, 8:59 pm, davegreenwood <[email protected]> wrote: > Sorry Chad it's not that. Again from my window: > > Pro1:~ davegreenwood$ chmod 777 `which ipymel` > Pro1:~ davegreenwood$ echo `which ipymel` > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel > Pro1:~ davegreenwood$ ipymel > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 1: / > Applications: is a directory > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 2: : > command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 3: : > command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 4: : > command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 5: : > command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 6: : > command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 7: : > command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 8: : > command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 9: : > command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 10: : > command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 11: : > command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 12: : > command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 13: : > command not found > : No such file or directorython/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 14: */ > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 44: > IPython -- An enhanced Interactive Python > > This is the IPython startup wrapper script, modified to work with maya > and pymel. > In order for this to work mayapy must be on your system PATH. The > mayapy > executable is located in the maya bin directory, so it's a good idea > to have this directory in your PATH anyway. This script must be > set to executable to run ( from the terminal, cd into the directory > this file lives > and type: chmod 777 ipymel ). The rest of the docs below come from the > original ipython > executable... > > The shell's mainloop() takes an optional argument, sys_exit > (default=0). If > set to 1, it calls sys.exit() at exit time. You can use the following > code in > your PYTHONSTARTUP file: > > import IPython > IPython.Shell.IPShell().mainloop(sys_exit=1) > > [or simply IPython.Shell.IPShell().mainloop(1) ] > > and IPython will be your working environment when you start python. > The final > sys.exit() call will make python exit transparently when IPython > finishes, so > you don't have an extra prompt to get out of. > > This is probably useful to developers who manage multiple Python > versions and > don't want to have correspondingly multiple IPython versions. Note > that in > this mode, there is no way to pass IPython any command-line options, > as those > are trapped first by Python itself. > : command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 46: > import: command not found > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 48: > syntax error near unexpected token `(' > /Users/davegreenwood/dev/python/pymel/tools/bin/ipymel: line 48: `s = > IPython.Shell.start()' > Pro1:~ davegreenwood$ > > funny thing is, my setup looks so similar to yours on the youtube > demo, same versions of everything. I wonder if its to do with the > python installation? > You might of noticed that the version is slightly different in the > maya version and my included osx version (still 2.51 but check the > details from my earlier post). > Is it possible to make sure I always use the maya version of python > with pymel/ipymel? > I'm not sure what other info about my setup I can offer to shed any > light. I have installed the apple dev tools, which I believe install > some python additives, but otherwise a fairly standard machine with > not much else on it... > > Again thanks for your help. > Dave. > > On Apr 21, 8:23 pm, Chadrik <[email protected]> wrote: > > > i think i may have missed the obvious here: > > > chmod 777 `which ipymel` > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ http://groups.google.com/group/python_inside_maya -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
