Apologies for my n00bness, but I've now got Rpyc and a folder called rpyc3.
I am trying to run server.py from the http://rpyc.wikidot.com/demo:chat example (the actual code)... This line: from rpyc3 import Service, async gives this traceback: Traceback <module> D:\PythonProjects\ChatDemo\server.py 2 <module> I:\PORTAB~1.1\App\lib\site-packages\rpyc\__init__.py 35 <----- This is the path to rpyc 2.6, and not rpyc3. (except it's Rpyc, but maybe windows is just funny) ImportError: No module named rpyc.core Am I installing the package wrong? (I am *very* noob at python) What I did was download it and extract it to I:\PORTAB~1.1\App\lib \site-packages\rpyc3. Is there another step to installing a package? Regards, -Reenen On Oct 19, 5:19 pm, tomer filiba <[email protected]> wrote: > well, in the 2.xx branch, the package was named "Rpyc", while in 3.xx it's > named "rpyc" > so if you're not using windows, the file system is case-sensitive, and then > it's okay. > > if not, just rename the "Rpyc" to, say "rpyc2", and change the imports in > pyscripter to "import rpyc2", > or rename "rpyc" to "rpyc3", and maybe you'll have to fix some imports in > the rpyc code itself. > > -tomer > > An NCO and a Gentleman > > > > On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 13:37, Reenen Laurie <[email protected]> wrote: > > I got portable python for me (mostly because I am not a "super user" > > at work, and don't have admin rights) for Python 3. > > > On this, rpyc 2.6 is included for PyScripter to use (or that's how I > > understand). But *I* want to do stuff with services and higher levels > > of security... > > > Is rpyc backward compatible... if not, can I have 2 installed on the > > same system? > > > Regards, > > -Reenen
