I thought I had established a new Python session subsequent to reboot, but I
guess I was dreaming. Today I apparently had a new session, because the
unittest errors declined to 6. Your suggestion that a new session would
improve things and that Python 2.5 may be a problem seemed verified.
After trying to upgrade to Python 2.6, I found that Numpy requires Python
2.4 or 2.5. Since rpy requires Numpy, this seems an impasse. Before the
meltdown, I was running (sorry I forgot to include this info):
Windows XP SP3,
Python 2.5.2.?,
[R] 2.8.1
rpy2-2.0.3,
numpy 1.2.1,
scipy 0.7.0
Now I've upgraded to Python 2.5.4.3 and I get the same result from unittest
- 6 errors.
Am I correct in believing that importing rpy2 establishes the r object?
Is there recorded somewhere central the compatible versions of these related
products? Hopefully it would include others, such as wxPython, matplotlib,
boa-constructor and their families. Getting the dependencies from each and
every product website is daunting.
Gary
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